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Structured Wiring & Prewire
The low-voltage backbone, planned on the drawings and pulled before drywall.
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Your home, on one system.
Structured wiring, a UniFi network, Control4 automation and panelized lighting, then cameras, shades and audio on top. Designed on your plans, installed by one team, supported for the life of the house.
Tap a room to toggle it, or run a scene. This is how the real system behaves.
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point of contact from prewire to handoff
15+
years on Miami luxury jobsites
24h
remote support response window
100%
of systems documented and labeled
Authorized dealer & certified installer for
Ubiquiti UniFi Networks, cameras & access
Control4 Automation & panelized lighting
Lutron Lighting & shades
Josh.ai Voice control
Sonos Audio
Araknis Networking
Luma Surveillance
Axis Surveillance
DoorBird Intercom
Origin Acoustics Architectural speakers
Triad Speakers & subwoofers
Belden Structured cabling
Corning Fiber
Middle Atlantic Racks & power
Ecobee Climate
Yale Smart locks
What we do
Four systems carry the house. Everything else rides on them.
The wiring, the UniFi network, Control4 automation and panelized lighting are the foundation. Cameras, shades, audio, access and the AI layer plug into that, from one team.
All servicesHow it fits together
Built in layers, from the walls up.
Every layer depends on the one below it. That is why we design them together and why the wiring gets as much attention as the keypads.
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The systems you live with
Cameras, shades, audio, intercom and locks, plus a private AI layer that ties them together.
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Control4 & panelized lighting
One processor for lighting, shades, climate, audio, video and security. Keypads on the walls, dimmers in the panels.
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UniFi network
Wi-Fi 7 access points, PoE switching, VLANs and a gateway that also runs the cameras and door access.
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Structured wiring
Cat6A, fiber, panel feeds, keypad and shade wiring, conduit for the future. Pulled before drywall, tested and labeled.
Why EZ Volt
Built by a builder.
EZ Volt is the smart home division of EZ BH Projects, a Miami custom home builder. We learned low voltage on the jobsite, coordinating with electricians, architects and superintendents on estates where nothing could be redone after drywall.
That is why we start with drawings, not product catalogs, and why every system we install is documented well enough that the next person can pick it up in twenty years.
- We read plans, and we draw them.A low-voltage drawing set overlaid on the architect's plans: every drop, keypad, camera and speaker, coordinated with electrical and HVAC before rough-in.
- We keep the schedule.Prewire at framing, trim at finish, commissioning before move-in. We have been the sub on enough jobs to know what a superintendent needs.
- We leave walls alone.Conduit, sealed penetrations and clean paths. In retrofits we fish, use wireless where it is reliable, and finish without patches.
- We stay on.Remote monitoring, a 30-day tuning visit and a support team that already knows your rack, because we built it and labeled it.
Recent work
From the permit set to the last keypad.
Representative projects across Miami-Dade. Details are generalized to protect our clients' privacy.
All projectsNorth Bay Road Waterfront Estate
A ground-up waterfront estate built by EZ BH Projects, with EZ Volt on the team from the permit set.
Old Cutler Road Mediterranean
The owners wanted a modern system without a construction project.
Brickell Avenue Penthouse
A full-floor penthouse with glass on three sides.
How it works
A process that ends with a house that just works.
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Discover
A walkthrough or plan review with a system designer. How you live, what you have, what bothers you.
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Design
A written scope, low-voltage drawings and an itemized proposal. Good, better and best where it matters.
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Prewire
Cabling, conduit and boxes before drywall, coordinated with your builder and electrician. Tested and labeled.
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Install & program
Rack build, devices, keypads and shades, then the programming: scenes, schedules and the interfaces your family will use.
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Handoff & support
A walkthrough for everyone in the house, documentation, a 30-day tuning visit and remote support from then on.
What clients say
The test is whether everyone in the house uses it.
They walked the framed house with our architect, moved two speaker locations before drywall, and the finished rooms look like nothing was ever there. Everything just works from one app.
Our old system was five apps and a drawer of remotes. EZ Volt replaced it with one remote per room and a single app. My parents can use it. That was the test.
As the builder, I need the low-voltage trade to show up on schedule, coordinate with electrical, and hand the owner a system that does not generate callbacks. They do all three.
Where we work
Based in Edgewater. On site across South Florida.
Our office is at 2125 Biscayne Boulevard. Most of our work is within thirty minutes of it, from Miami Beach and Coral Gables to Key Biscayne and Pinecrest, with select projects in Broward and Palm Beach.
Guides
Read this before you get a quote from anyone.
How Much Does a Smart Home Cost in Miami?
A whole-home smart system for a 4,000 to 6,000 square foot Miami home typically lands between the mid five figures and the low six figures, depending on how many rooms, shades and camera positions it covers and whether it is prewired during construction.
Read the guideThe Low-Voltage Prewire Checklist for a New Miami Home
Prewire is the cable, conduit and boxes installed before drywall so every future system has a path.
Read the guideWhy Wi-Fi Is Bad in Florida Concrete Homes, and How to Fix It
Concrete block, impact glass and stucco over metal lath absorb and reflect Wi-Fi, so one router cannot cover a Florida home.
Read the guideQuestions
Straight answers before you commit to anything.
Cost, timelines, hurricanes, condo boards, the router the cable company gave you. We hear the same questions on every walkthrough.
How long does a typical installation take?
A lighting or shade package in an existing home is often one to two weeks on site. A whole-home retrofit runs three to six weeks. New construction follows the builder's schedule: a few days at framing for prewire, then a commissioning period of two to six weeks before move-in, depending on the size of the system.
Can Control4 work with the smart devices we already own?
Usually. Control4 integrates with more than 16,000 devices, including Sonos, Lutron, Apple TV, Roku, Ring, Nest, Ecobee, Yale and most TVs and receivers. During the walkthrough we list what you have and confirm what integrates directly, what needs a small bridge and what is better replaced.
Will the cameras record during a power outage or hurricane?
Yes, for as long as the battery backup lasts. We put the recorder, network switch and router on a UPS sized to the home, and on homes with a generator we tie the equipment room to a generator circuit so recording continues through an extended outage.
How much does a smart home system cost?
It depends entirely on scope. A lighting-and-audio starter package for a few rooms typically starts in the mid four figures. Whole-home systems for a new construction estate are scoped after a plan review and vary with the number of rooms, shades and AV zones. Every project receives an itemized proposal before anything is ordered.
Let's walk your plans.
Send us your drawings or tell us about the house you have. You will hear from a system designer, not a salesperson, within one business day.