Smart home and automation wiring
The hard part of smart home devices is rarely the app. It is the wiring behind the wall. Smart switches need a neutral. Video doorbells need the right transformer. Smart thermostats often need a C-wire. We handle that side: the neutrals, the transformers, the wiring, and getting the device onto your network and working before we pack up.
- We handle
- Neutrals and C-wires
- Doorbells
- Transformer sized properly
- Before we go
- Everything demonstrated working
- 5-star Google reviews
- 1495-star Google reviews
- Years of experience serving the South Denver metro
- 20+Years of experience serving the South Denver metro
- Master ME.0601023
- LicensedMaster ME.0601023
- Price agreed before work starts
- FixedPrice agreed before work starts
Do any of these sound familiar?
Signs you need this
You bought smart switches and there is no neutral
Common in homes built before the mid-1980s. We can add the neutral, or fit switches that do not need one.
A video doorbell that keeps going offline
Almost always an undersized doorbell transformer. A quick swap fixes it for good.
A smart thermostat asking for a C-wire
We run the C-wire, or fit an adapter at the furnace board where running one is impractical.
A drawer of half-configured devices
We would rather set it up once, properly, than have you fight an app on a Saturday.
What it costs
$145to$1,600
- What moves the price
- device count, whether neutrals or a C-wire have to be added, and any hub or panel work.
- What is included
- installation, wiring changes, network setup for the device, and a working demo.
Estimated range, reviewed regularly. Your exact price is fixed in writing before any work begins.
What the price covers
- A check of every box and circuit against what each device actually needs
- Neutrals added, doorbell transformers upgraded, C-wires run
- Devices installed, joined to your Wi-Fi or hub, and sensibly named
- Scenes and groups set up the way you actually use the rooms
- A walkthrough with everything demonstrated working
- Old devices removed and packaging taken away
Our work
Our smart home work
Start to finish
How the job goes
- 1
We go through the device list and check each box and circuit for what it needs.
- 2
We add neutrals, upgrades the doorbell transformer, or runs a C-wire as required.
- 3
We install the devices, join them to your Wi-Fi or hub, and label everything.
- 4
We show you it working, every switch, scene, and camera.
Permits and inspection
Device swaps and low-voltage work are generally not permitted. Adding circuits, running neutrals on new wiring, or panel devices may be, and we confirm with the local jurisdiction.
Why homeowners here call us
A real person, start to finish
A real person answers the phone, you get a two-hour window rather than a vague day, and one of our licensed electricians does the work. Allsafe’s Google reviews name our electricians personally.
Reviews
What customers say about this work
5.0155 reviews
“Judson was very responsive following a contractor at my house, taking out the power in front room and exterior lights. Judson was able to come out within 1 day to troubleshoot and fix the breaker, allowing for proper lighting in time for Halloween! I really appreciated the 30minute call ahead and his ability to alleviate my concerns by explaining to me the root cause of the issue. I will definitely be using Allsafe again!”Read the full review
4 days ago
“Jud has been phenomenal! He's attentive to detail, works fast and honest, and took the time to show and explain what needed to be done every step of the way. Will definitely have him out again when it's time for more electrical work. :)”
26 days ago
“I had several outlets that were not working. I called Allsafe and they were able to schedule me quickly. They were knowledgeable, kept me informed during the process, and did a thorough job. I would highly recommend them!”
a month ago
“Did a fantastic job on replacing my panel in my home !!!”
a month ago
“We were in need of a professional electrician to complete a small install in a short period of time. Jud, at Allsafe, was very accommodating and completed the work quickly and on time to complete the project! We really appreciate his availability. Thank you!”
a month ago
“Jud and team were excellent. They scheduled us quickly, worked fast and did outstanding work. Communication was very good throughout, and very fair pricing.”
a month ago
“We did not have power coming through a circuit in our garage. When I called on a Friday morning, I fully expected we would have to wait until after the weekend for an electrician to come out. But Jud was able to come diagnose the issue within just a few hours! I was very impressed, and so happy that he was also able to fix the problem very quickly. Jud was very professional, explained everything so well, and is very trustworthy.”Read the full review
a month ago
“I chose AllSafe Electric because their project proposal was the most detailed and comprehensive of those I received. Once the project began, I was thoroughly impressed by their expertise, workmanship, and attention to detail. An excellent experience. Most highly recommended.”
a month ago
Common questions
Do all smart switches need a neutral wire?
Most do. Some newer models work without one but can cause flicker or a minimum-load issue with LED bulbs. We check your boxes and recommend accordingly.
Why does my video doorbell keep dropping offline?
Usually the existing doorbell transformer is 10VA and the camera needs 16 to 24VA. Replacing the transformer is a small job that solves it permanently.
Can you set up the whole system, not just wire it?
Yes. We get each device onto your network, into the app, and grouped the way you want it, and we do not leave until it works.
Which platforms do you work with?
The common ones, covering the major switch, doorbell, thermostat and hub brands. If you have a preference, tell us and we will confirm compatibility before anything is bought.
Where we do smart home
We handle smart home across Parker and the surrounding south metro. That includes Parker, Castle Rock, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Centennial and The Pinery, plus every other town on our service area page. Each town page lists its own permit authority and electric utility, which genuinely differ across Douglas, Arapahoe and Elbert counties.
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Request a quote online any time, or call and talk it through with a real person. Free estimates on quoted work, and all repair pricing is provided in writing before work begins.
- Licensed master electrician, ME.0601023
- Serving Parker and the south metro since 2018
- 11479 Pine Dr M-51, Parker, CO 80134
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