About Us

I'm David, owner-operator of Low Voltage Components.

My passion is serving people. After nearly a decade of military service as a search and rescue operator, I transitioned back into my prior field: technology design and integration. Today I bring that same discipline and attention to detail to every home theater, security system, and smart home installation we take on.

Low Voltage Components is a licensed low-voltage contractor (CLSB C-7 License #1056087) based in Escondido, CA, serving homes and businesses from San Diego to Los Angeles, including North San Diego, Orange County, Riverside, and the Inland Empire.

Credentials & Track Record

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9 Years in Business

Low Voltage Components has been designing and installing low-voltage systems across Southern California since 2017.

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A+ BBB Accredited

Accredited by the Better Business Bureau since 2022, with an A+ rating.

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Licensed C-7 Contractor

California licensed low-voltage contractor, CLSB C-7 License #1056087. Fully insured.

David Perfito II

Why Southern California Homeowners Choose Low Voltage Components

Search-and-Rescue Discipline, Applied to Every Install

Before running low-voltage cable, David spent nearly a decade as a military search and rescue operator - work where missing a detail has real consequences. That same discipline carries into every project: cable runs are planned before drywall goes up, systems are tested before they're called finished, and nothing gets marked complete until it actually works the way it's supposed to. It's a big part of why our custom home and new construction pre-wire work holds up so well.

Pre-drywall low voltage rough-in with recessed lighting boxes
Labeled equipment rack with networking and AV components

Licensed, Insured, and Done to Code

Low Voltage Components is a California licensed low-voltage contractor (CLSB C-7 License #1056087) and fully insured. Equipment racks are labeled, cable runs are documented, and installs are built to pass inspection - not just to look finished on install day. If your project involves a general contractor or a building department, that paperwork is already in order. See how this shows up in our network design and integration work.

How We Work

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1. Walkthrough & Consultation

We start at your property, not on the phone. David walks the space, talks through what you're trying to accomplish, and flags anything that will affect the design before a single cable gets run.

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2. Custom Design & Proposal

You get a written proposal scoped to your actual home - the equipment, the cable runs, and the price - not a generic package.

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3. Professional Installation

Work is scheduled around your timeline (or your builder's), cable is run and terminated to code, and equipment is labeled and rack-mounted for anyone who needs to service it later.

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4. Walkthrough, Training & Support

Before David leaves, he walks you through every system he installed - apps, remotes, panels - so you're not guessing. Ongoing support is a phone call away.

Real Installations, Not Stock Photos

TV mounted over a stone fireplace, home theater installation by Low Voltage Components
In-ceiling speakers installed along exposed wood beams, whole-home audio installation
In-ceiling surround sound speakers, home theater audio installation
Lowvoltage034
Wall-mounted TV with soundbar, home theater installation
Home Lit Up At Night

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Low Voltage Components licensed and insured?

Yes. Low Voltage Components is a California licensed low-voltage contractor (CLSB C-7 License #1056087) and fully insured, and has been BBB Accredited with an A+ rating since 2022.

Do you subcontract the work out?

No. Low Voltage Components is an owner-operator business - David personally handles the consultation, design, and installation on every project.

What areas do you serve?

We're based in Escondido and serve homes and businesses from San Diego to Los Angeles — including North San Diego (Carlsbad, Encinitas, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks Ranch, Poway, and San Marcos), Orange County, Riverside, and the Inland Empire.

Do you install Control4 or Lutron systems?

Yes, we install and program Control4 and Lutron systems as part of our home automation and lighting control work. Reach out to discuss which platform fits your home.

How long has Low Voltage Components been in business?

Low Voltage Components was founded in 2017 - we've been serving Southern California homeowners for 9 years.

Interested? Let's Talk.

Questions about your project, or ready to get started? Get in touch and we'll walk you through it.