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As early as possible, ideally during architectural design and before electrical, low-voltage, lighting, millwork and ceiling plans are finalized.

Early collaboration protects the design intent, reduces field conflicts, and creates a more refined homeowner experience.

Architects and interior designers, builders and electricians, HVAC, landscape, pool and security teams.

Lighting fixtures and controls, motorized shade pockets and power, low-voltage pathways and equipment locations, Wi-Fi coverage, speakers, cameras, televisions, concealment details, and power requirements for technology systems.

Yes. Architectural lighting, lighting control, automated shading, luxury electrical, whole-home automation, networking, surveillance, audio/video, home theater and dedicated listening rooms, and outdoor entertainment.

Technology should support the architecture and interiors, not compete with them.

We minimize visual clutter through considered keypad placement, discreet speakers, concealed equipment, integrated shades and refined television solutions.

Structured cabling, network and equipment locations, wireless access points, television and speaker locations, cameras and access control, motorized shades, control keypads, equipment racks, required power and conduits, and infrastructure for future expansion.

Yes. We review project documentation, identify coordination needs, and contribute technology, lighting, control, shade and infrastructure details suited to the home.

Yes. ADG provides architectural lighting design and integration alongside lighting control.

This creates a unified approach to fixture selection, illumination quality, dimming, scene creation and shade coordination.

Yes. Infrastructure and core control may be installed first, with entertainment, shading, security or specialty spaces added later. The long-term plan stays coordinated from the start.

Architectural plans, reflected ceiling plans, electrical plans, interior elevations, lighting intent, project schedule, budget direction, and homeowner priorities for lifestyle, entertaining, privacy, security and wellness.

Yes. A guided showroom experience and clearly structured options help homeowners understand the possibilities for lighting, shades, entertainment, security and home control before selections are finalized.

A professionally integrated system is planned around the home's infrastructure, architecture and lifestyle.

It creates one coordinated, reliable control experience rather than requiring the homeowner to manage multiple unrelated apps and devices.

Architectural lighting design and integration, motorized shades, whole-home automation, audio/video systems and multi-room entertainment, home theaters, golf simulators, surveillance and security integration, outdoor entertainment, and full in-house electrical.

Lighting and lighting scenes, motorized shades, climate settings, music and television, security cameras and entry systems, and outdoor entertainment. Multiple systems run through one easy-to-use control experience.

Yes. Depending on the selected system, you can monitor cameras, adjust lights and shades, manage comfort settings, and check on your home remotely.

No. We work with both new construction and existing homes.

New construction provides the greatest opportunity for concealed wiring and infrastructure planning, but many lighting, shading, audio, security and control upgrades can also be added during a renovation or to a finished home.

A scene combines several actions into one command. A Welcome Home scene can turn on selected lights, adjust shades and temperature, and begin playing music. A Goodnight scene can turn off lights, close shades and prepare the home for the evening.

Yes. Architectural lighting and automated shades are designed as one coordinated system.

Together they manage glare and heat, preserve views, enhance privacy, and create the right atmosphere throughout the day.

Yes. The system is tailored to the way your household lives. Controls can include elegant keypads, touchscreens, remotes, mobile devices and personalized scenes.

Yes. We design dedicated home theaters, media rooms, surround sound systems, whole-home audio and high-performance two-channel listening rooms.

Speaker and display solutions are designed to complement the room's architecture and interiors.

Yes. Outdoor systems can include weather-conscious speakers, televisions, landscape audio, lighting control, and easy access to music and video around patios, pools and entertaining areas.

Your network is the foundation for connected technology. A properly designed network helps streaming, video, security cameras, mobile devices and home control systems operate reliably throughout the home.

Often, yes. We can evaluate your existing equipment and determine whether it can be incorporated into a cohesive, dependable system.

Yes. A thoughtful plan allows for future expansion. Planning pathways, equipment locations, power and network capacity early makes later upgrades more efficient and less disruptive.