Step-by-Step Security Installation Guide for New Homeowners

🏠 "Secure Your New Home from the Start"

Building your dream home? Don’t wait until after the walls are up to start thinking about your security system. Planning ahead is key to ensuring your alarm, CCTV or intercom system is installed efficiently and with maximum coverage.

At CTC Communications, we specialise in working with new home builds. Our streamlined process ensures your security system is installed at the perfect stage—after the roof is up, but before the gyprock goes in.

Here’s our step-by-step guide to getting it right:

✅ Step 1: Timing the Site Visit Right

Once your new home has reached the"roof on, walls framed"stage (but before gyprock/plasterboard installation), it's time to contact CTC Communications.

This is the ideal window for pre-wiring your home with minimal disruption and cost.

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🛠️ Step 2: Book a Free On-Site Consultation

Our experienced technician will visit your site to:

Assess your floorplans and room layout
Recommend the ideal locations for motion detectors, reed switches and alarm keypads
Discuss placement of intercom stations and CCTV cameras for optimal coverage
Identify power and cable runs for a neat and concealed finish

📋 Step 3: Receive a Custom Quotation

Following the site visit, you’ll receive a detailed, obligation-free quotation with options tailored to your needs and budget. This may include:

Security alarm system (e.g. Bosch Solution Series, Hikvision AX Pro)
CCTV surveillance package (with mobile app access)
Smart intercom system for gate or front door entry
Optional upgrades like pet-friendly sensors, smoke detectors, or automation integration

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🏗️ Step 4: Pre-Wiring During Construction

With your approval, our technician will return to complete the pre-wiring stage. This ensures all cables are discreetly installed within your wall frames—avoiding the need for surface-mounted conduits later.

This step includes: