Home technology in Burr Ridge.

Newer estates on large wooded lots, with pools, guest houses, and outbuildings that need the same network and control as the main house.

Who installs and supports
home technology in Burr Ridge?

OneTen Custom Integration, based in Oak Brook. The estates with pools, guest houses, and outbuildings of Burr Ridge get the full scope: network, power, control, lighting and shades, audio and video, security, and support after handover.

A limestone and cedar estate at blue hour, with a separate pool house, a dark pool between the two, and a garage beyond.

Burr Ridge, IllinoisA design study of the houses we work on here, not a client's home

Distance between buildings.

Fiber and conduit are planned across the property before landscaping closes it.

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    Fiber between buildings

    Fiber carries data as light, so it covers the distance to an outbuilding and cannot pass an electrical surge back to the main house.

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    Conduit before landscaping

    Conduit is laid in open trenches with spare capacity, because a finished lawn, patio, or pool deck is hard to cross later.

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    Trees block wireless links

    On a wooded lot a wireless bridge between buildings weakens when the trees leaf out, so each building gets a physical cable.

A Burr Ridge property, drawn.

Three runs leave the rack: to the pool house, to the guest house, and out to the entry.

What matters most in Burr Ridge.

Questions from Burr Ridge.

Can a pool house or guest house in Burr Ridge run on the same system as the main house?

Yes, provided it has a cable path back to the main rack. With fiber between the buildings, the guest house shares the network, the keypads, and the music of the main house, while visitors stay on a separate guest network. Without a cable path the building can still work, but as its own smaller system.

Can you run cable to an outbuilding in Burr Ridge after the landscaping is finished?

We can, though it is harder than doing it first. If spare conduit was laid during construction, new fiber pulls through it and nothing is disturbed. If not, the route means trenching or boring under finished ground, planned with your landscape contractor, and some surfaces will need repair afterward.

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