For new construction
Pre-wire your new home for whole-home automation while the walls are still open — installed by your own licensed electrician, not a proprietary technician. A one-time purchase with no monthly fee, owned like the house itself.
Smart home for new construction
A smart home for new construction is best pre-wired during the build, while the walls are still open — the cheapest, cleanest moment to run cable and place devices, before any drywall, patching or repainting is needed. With Homynex, the licensed electrician already wiring your home installs it — no special low-voltage contractor and no proprietary technician required. The result is one integrated ecosystem — eleven systems spanning entry, lighting, climate, security, audio and energy — controlled from a single app. Homynex is a one-time purchase with no monthly fee: you own the system outright, with no contract and no monitoring bill, so it becomes part of the house rather than a subscription. Homynex is supplied by SmartSync Electric and serves Utah's Wasatch Front.
Pre-wire during the build
The cheapest time to wire whole-home automation is while the walls are still open, installed by the same licensed electrician already on your home — no special low-voltage contractor, no rework after move-in.
The cleanest, cheapest moment to wire a smart home is before the drywall goes up. During the build, runs are pulled and devices placed without cutting into finished walls or fishing cable through insulation.
The licensed electrician already wiring your home installs it — no special low-voltage contractor and no proprietary technician to schedule. It is one more line on the work the trade is already doing.
Adding automation to a finished home means opening walls, patching and repainting. Building it in from the start avoids that rework, so the same systems cost less to install during construction than after move-in.
Entry, lighting, climate, security, audio and energy come from a single source and run in one app — not a drawer of mismatched gadgets bolted on after the fact.
Does a smart home add resale value?
A built-in smart home is generally viewed as a desirable, value-adding feature. Industry estimates suggest smart-home features can command a modest price premium and help homes sell faster — but figures vary by market, and these are general estimates, not a Homynex promise.
Industry estimates
Industry estimates commonly cite a smart-home premium of roughly a few percent on a home's sale price. Actual impact depends on the market, the buyer and how well the systems are integrated — so treat any single number as an estimate, not a fixed return.
Industry estimates
Homes marketed with integrated smart features are widely reported to attract more interest and sell faster than comparable homes without them. Again, this reflects general industry estimates rather than a guaranteed outcome for any specific home.
Why it shows well
Because Homynex is owned outright with no monthly fee, a future buyer inherits a working, paid-for system — not a contract to take over. An owned upgrade is an easier story at resale than a subscription that follows the home.
Resale figures referenced above are general industry estimates for smart-home features. They are provided for context and are not a guarantee of value, a price premium or a faster sale by Homynex.
One-time purchase, no monthly fee
Homynex is bought once and owned outright, like the rest of the house. No contract, no monitoring bill, nothing recurring required to keep it working.
Homynex is a one-time purchase that becomes part of the house — like the cabinets or the HVAC. You own the system, not a license to keep paying for it.
There is no subscription that follows you home and no monthly monitoring fee. Nothing recurring is required to keep your lights, locks and climate working.
Because it is an owned upgrade rather than a service, there is no account to transfer and no contract for a future buyer to inherit — it simply stays with the home.
For new construction
Wiring whole-home automation in during the build is the cheapest, cleanest way to do it — installed by your own electrician, owned outright, with no monthly fee. Tell us about your new home and we'll scope the pre-wire.
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