01 — Speed
Every room gets the speed you already pay for.
Wi-Fi gets weaker with distance, thick walls and busy evenings. A cable doesn’t: if you pay for 1 gig, you get 1 gig at every wall jack.
Structured cabling · Austin, Texas Wire it once.
Wire it right.
Ethernet and structured cabling for Austin homes — at framing, or retrofit into the home you already own.
Wire it before the drywall.
Make the house you already own faster.
Framed
Finished
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Finished homes · Retrofit
You’re paying for gigabit.
Your walls aren’t delivering it.
Nobody complains about the router. They complain about the room they were standing in.
01 — The office
The call that won’t drop.
You’re mid-sentence and the screen freezes. Someone says you’re breaking up. You start again. Not any more.
WiredA cable runs straight to your desk, so your computer stops sharing Wi-Fi with the whole house. The call stays clear, start to finish.
02 — The gaming room
It was never the download speed.
Your speed test looks great, but you still lose the fight. Wi-Fi sends data in stops and starts, and a split-second of lag is all it takes.
WiredAn Ethernet cable runs straight from your console to the router. No lag spikes, no stutter. Same skills, better odds.
03 — The living room
Everyone’s home. Nothing spins.
Two streams, a download, someone on a call upstairs — and the film starts buffering in front of everybody.
WiredThe TV and the console plug into the wall, so the Wi-Fi is left for phones and tablets. Everyone can stream at once.
Same house. Same plan.
The difference is inside the walls.
In their words
Word gets around.
“Nuvion was professional, prompt, knowledgeable, and offered to complete the job that same day! Nuvion did a phenomenal job and worked diligently despite running into some challenges due to an older home construction.”
Lillian N. “Showed up on time and were able to determine how to run the cables I needed for my home network. They completed the job quickly and the cables work perfectly. Mine was a small job which often doesn’t interest AV companies but Nuvion Network had no complaints and just did the work.”
Jim S. “They trouble shot the entire system and worked for close to three hours with various solutions. … Throughout the repair they were courteous and very professional. … I strongly recommend this company to be your first call, you won’t be disappointed!”
Craig F. “Dani and team did a great job installing ubiquiti AP’s and cameras on my home. I’m very happy with the outcome”
Miles S.
What hardwiring actually changes
Four things you can check yourself02 — Coverage
No more mesh guesswork.
Mesh units share the same air as everything else in the house. Wired access points don’t. You stop moving pucks around hoping one spot finally works.
03 — Latency
Calls and games stop stuttering.
It’s rarely about speed. Wi-Fi adds tiny delays and loses bits of data, which is what makes calls freeze and games lag. A cable doesn’t.
04 — Value
It stays with the house.
Routers get replaced every few years. The cable in your walls keeps working for decades, and buyers notice it when you sell.
The part people worry about
We’ve done this in finished homes for years.
Retrofit means working inside walls that are already painted. We plan the route first, make the fewest cuts we can, and patch what we open. Drop cloths down, shoes off, dust contained, everything hauled out at the end of the day.
AfterYou should be able to tell we were there by the wall plates and nothing else.
Prices
The price on your quote is the price you pay.
Free walkthrough, then a fixed price sent to your phone. No trip fee, no card fee, no hourly billing.
Cat6 suits most homes. It carries 10-gig speed on shorter runs, typically up to 121 ft (37 m) under industry guidance; real-world results depend on how the cable is installed.
Home office
$350fixed price
For one or two rooms that need a connection that never drops.
Book a walkthrough- 2 Ethernet lines (Cat6), up to 100 ft each
- Wall jacks for desks, TVs and consoles
- Not included: Ceiling Wi-Fi points, mounted and working
- Not included: Tidy, labelled network closet
- Every line tested and labelled
- Walls repaired and cleaned up
Whole-home Wi-FiMost popular
$850fixed price
For strong Wi-Fi in every room, without mesh boxes on shelves.
Book a walkthrough- 3 Ethernet lines (Cat6), up to 100 ft each
- Not included: Wall jacks for desks, TVs and consoles
- Ceiling Wi-Fi points, mounted and working
- Tidy, labelled network closet
- Every line tested and labelled
- Walls repaired and cleaned up
Whole-home wired
$1,700fixed price
For the whole house: jacks where people sit, Wi-Fi everywhere else.
Book a walkthrough- 8 Ethernet lines (Cat6), up to 100 ft each
- Wall jacks for desks, TVs and consoles
- Ceiling Wi-Fi points, mounted and working
- Tidy, labelled network closet
- Every line tested and labelled
- Walls repaired and cleaned up
An Ethernet line is one cable from your router to a wall jack, a ceiling Wi-Fi point or a camera. Packages cost less than the same work line by line.
Every price, line by line
No hidden fees. Your final bill matches your quote, line for line.
Ethernet lines
Ethernet line, Cat6
Up to 100 ft, to a jack, access point, camera or doorbell. Terminated, labelled, tested and patched.
$200
Ethernet line, Cat6A
The same, with 10-gig guaranteed at any length.
$250
Not sure which cable? Cat6 suits most homes. Cat6A is the premium choice: 10-gig speed everywhere, and the right cable for the longest runs.
Other work
Existing wiring check
We find, test and label the Ethernet already in your walls, up to 8 jacks, and tell you what works.
$150
Hardware relocation
Move your router, modem or network gear to a better spot, with a new line.
$300
Network closet tidy-up
Up to 12 cables organised in your patch panel, labelled and tested.
$400
Service call
First hour included. Longer jobs get a fixed price before we continue.
$130
Sometimes extra, always on your quote before we start
Long run
A room more than 100 ft from your router.
+$75per extra 50 ft
Hard-to-reach spot
A downstairs room under a second floor, a second-story roof edge, brick or stone.
+$75per line
Larger closet
More than 12 cables in the tidy-up.
+$25per cable
Dead jack repair
Found during a wiring check. Re-terminated and tested.
+$50per jack
You buy the equipment, we install it. We’ll send you a short shopping list for your router, Wi-Fi points or cameras, and because we don’t sell equipment, you never pay a markup.
- 01
Free walkthrough.
We look at your house, your service, and where you actually need drops. Usually 30 minutes.
- 02
Wire plan and flat quote.
You see the route and the price before anything is opened. No hourly surprises.
- 03
Install.
Most homes are a single day. Bigger runs, two.
Book a free walkthrough
It’s free and there’s no obligation. If wiring won’t make a real difference in your home, we’ll tell you.
CAT6 OR CAT6A · WALL JACKS · CEILING WI-FI POINTS · PATCH PANEL
- 01Framing
- 02Panel
- 03The run
- 04The drop
- 05Finished
Wire it before
the drywall.
Low-voltage infrastructure for builders and GCs — installed right, on schedule, and ready for whatever the buyer plugs in.
Everything lands
in one place.
One enclosure at framing. Cat6 or Cat6A, fiber and coax land here, labeled and tested, and nobody has to open it again.
Home runs,
bay to bay.
Through drilled studs, never across a floor — pulled while the bays are still open.
- Cat6 / Cat6A
- Single-mode fiber
- RG6 quad
- Conduit for future pulls
- Labeled terminations
Every room gets
its own box.
A bracket on the side of the stud, a service loop coiled inside, labeled at both ends — so this drop is a line on the as-built.
Your buyer never
sees the work.
They just see it work.
- 01Plan review
- 02Rough-in at framing
- 03Trim-out
- 04Test and document — report to the buyer at closing
What you get from us
Three things you can hold us to.
Every home runs the same process, on your schedule, whether it is one custom build or a phase of forty.
On schedule
Reliable crews. Coordinated installs.
We work to your construction schedule, not ours — in and out inside the rough-in window, coordinated with electrical, and back for trim-out without being chased.
Built right
Clean. Consistent. Documented.
Cat6 or Cat6A to every room, ceiling cables ready for Wi-Fi points, plus camera and media-room pre-wire, all landing in one labelled panel. Every run tested.
Ready to scale
One trusted partner. Every home.
From a single custom build to a phase of forty, the same crew runs the same spec — so what you hand a buyer on lot 38 is what you handed the buyer on lot 1.
How we work with you
- 01
Plan review.
We mark drops on your prints before anyone swings a hammer.
- 02
Rough-in at framing.
In and out inside your window, coordinated with electrical.
- 03
Trim-out.
Plates, jacks, panel terminations, access points mounted.
- 04
Test and document.
Every run tested, labeled, and documented. The report goes to your buyer at closing.
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100%of runs tested and labelled
1business day to answer a plan set
- CAT6 / CAT6A
- SINGLE-MODE FIBER
- RG6 QUAD
- WAP CEILING DROPS
- STRUCTURED MEDIA ENCLOSURE
- TESTED TERMINATIONS
- AS-BUILT DOCUMENTATION
Building your next project?
Let’s build the infrastructure behind it.
Tell us the project, the timeline and how many homes. We’ll come back with a per-home number and a rough-in plan that fits your schedule.
Get a per-home pre-wire quote
Send us a plan set and we’ll come back with a per-home number.
PER-HOME PRICING · VOLUME TIERS · ROUGH-IN + TRIM-OUT
Labeled, tested, documented.
Labeled, tested, documented. Every run traceable to the room it serves.
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Locally owned, based in Austin·
Serving Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Dripping Springs
The real questions
Structured cabling is one organized network of cable — Cat6 or Cat6A Ethernet, plus fiber and coax where needed — running from a central panel to a wall plate in each room, with every run labeled and tested. In a new build we pre-wire it at framing, before the drywall goes up. In a finished home we retrofit it: cable is fished through the attic, crawlspace and closet walls, and the only sign afterwards is the wall plate.
Every price is published on this page: an Ethernet line is $200 in Cat6 or $250 in Cat6A, and packages start at $350 for two lines. You supply the equipment. After a free walkthrough we send a fixed price to your phone, and that’s the price you pay. Builder pre-wire is priced per home and drops at volume.Pre-wire is priced per home and drops significantly at volume — send us a plan set and we’ll come back with a per-home number for your spec. In a finished home, an Ethernet line is $200 in Cat6 or $250 in Cat6A, with packages from $350, priced fixed after a walkthrough.
We open as little as possible and patch what we open. Most drops go through the attic or a closet wall and need one small cut at the jack. On a typical job you’d struggle to find where we worked.
Most retrofits are one day. Larger homes or difficult routing run two. Pre-wire at framing is usually a single day on site, plus a half day for trim-out later.
Mesh helps coverage, but every unit is still talking over the air, and each hop back to the router costs you speed. The best thing you can do for mesh is hardwire the units themselves — that’s a common job for us, and it’s cheaper than wiring every room.
Yes, and it’s easier if you call us before drywall. If your home is already under construction, tell us where it is in the schedule and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can still get in.
Cat6A handles 10 Gbps at any length; Cat6 handles it on shorter runs and 5 Gbps on any. Fiber where it’s warranted. The cable is the part you don’t want to redo, so we’ll tell you straight which one your house needs.
Yes. Everything is labeled and documented, so if something needs attention in three years we’re not guessing.