Service Areas

Low Voltage Components is based in Escondido and works the corridor from San Diego to Los Angeles - San Diego County and North County, South Orange County, Riverside County, the Inland Empire and Los Angeles County. David Perfito holds California C7 Low Voltage licence #1056087 and has run this trade since 2017, so the same licensed operator who quotes your job is the one who wires it.

What changes across that footprint is not what we install, it is how the work is booked. Below is the honest version of that, county by county, followed by the neighbourhood pages for the areas we work in most often. If your city is not listed, get in touch - the list covers where we work most, not the limits of where we go.

Irvine low voltage contractor marking data drop locations on a new construction floor plan

Irvine Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components wires new construction and installs smart home systems across Irvine, covering the active Great Park, Portola Springs, and Orchard Hills developments as well as established villages like Turtle Rock and Woodbridge. Led by David Perfito, a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, serving Orange County on scheduled project blocks.

Newport Beach installer mounting a sealed exterior camera on a waterfront home

Newport Beach Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Newport Beach homeowners and remodeling contractors, from the waterfront homes on Balboa Island and the Peninsula to the hillside properties in Newport Coast. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, serving Orange County on scheduled project blocks.

Laguna Niguel contractor dressing and labeling cable in a home equipment rack

Laguna Niguel Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Laguna Niguel homeowners, including the Bear Brand Ranch and Ocean Ranch estate neighborhoods and the hillside homes above Aliso Canyon. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, serving South Orange County on scheduled project blocks.

San Clemente pre-wire installer pulling Cat6 through coastal new construction framing

San Clemente Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for San Clemente homeowners and builders, covering the Talega and Sea Summit developments as well as the older Spanish-revival homes near the Pier. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, serving South Orange County on scheduled project blocks.

Chino Hills home theater installer calibrating a projector in a dedicated media room

Chino Hills Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Chino Hills homeowners, including the gated Vellano community and the hillside homes around Los Serranos and Western Hills. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, serving the Inland Empire on scheduled project blocks.

Corona low voltage technician running structured cable through a hillside home attic

Corona Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Corona homeowners and builders, from the hillside homes in Sierra Del Oro to the newer developments around Eagle Glen and Dos Lagos. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, reached via I-15 north.

Murrieta installer mounting an in-ceiling speaker in an open-plan great room

Murrieta Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Murrieta homeowners and builders, including the gated Bear Creek and Copper Canyon communities and the larger lots near the Santa Rosa Plateau. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 40 minutes south on I-15.

Temecula low voltage contractor installing a ventilated smart home equipment rack

Temecula Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components wires new construction and installs smart home systems across Temecula, from the Harveston and Redhawk developments to the estate properties in De Luz and Meadowview. Heat-aware equipment placement is part of every inland design. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 35 minutes south on I-15.

Oceanside technician terminating Cat6 into a labeled structured media panel

Oceanside Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components wires new construction and retrofits smart home systems across Oceanside, from the older coastal blocks near the Pier and Harbor to the newer inland developments around Rancho del Oro and Ocean Hills. Led by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 25 minutes east on CA-78.

Solana Beach installer mounting a weather-sealed security camera on a coastal home

Solana Beach Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, cameras, and Control4 automation for Solana Beach homeowners and remodeling contractors. Bluff-top retrofit work near Fletcher Cove and the Cedros Design District is the core of it, handled by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 25 minutes away via CA-78 and I-5.

Rancho Bernardo pre-wire technician pulling Cat6 through framing in new construction

Rancho Bernardo Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components wires new construction and retrofits smart home systems across Rancho Bernardo, 4S Ranch, Del Sur, and Santaluz. Builder pre-wire in the 92127 developments and network upgrades in older 92128 homes are the two ends of the work here, handled by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, roughly 15 minutes up I-15.

La Jolla low voltage technician running Cat6 cable through a coastal home attic

La Jolla Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs structured cabling, home theater, networking, security cameras, and Control4 automation for La Jolla homeowners and remodelers. Coastal retrofit work on Mount Soledad, La Jolla Shores, and Bird Rock estates is the bulk of what LVC does here, handled by a licensed C-7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 35 minutes away via I-15 and CA-52.

Low voltage contractor pre-wiring a San Elijo Hills new construction home in San Marcos

San Marcos Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components provides San Marcos smart home installation and low voltage pre-wire for builders and homeowners, with a strong focus on San Elijo Hills new construction. Licensed (C7 #1056087), insured, and based minutes away in Escondido, we coordinate rough-in schedules across multiple lots and handle networking, automation, and security systems.

Technician wiring a Rancho Santa Fe smart home installation inside a guest house

Rancho Santa Fe Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs hidden pre-wire, whole-property networking, distributed audio, and Control4 automation for Rancho Santa Fe estates, built around the Covenant’s architectural review rules from the first walkthrough. Licensed C7 contractor David Perfito covers 92067 from Escondido, about 25 to 30 minutes away, for builders and homeowners across The Ranch.

Technician wiring a Fairbanks Ranch smart home installation near a private equestrian barn

Fairbanks Ranch Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs smart home, network, and security systems for Fairbanks Ranch’s gated equestrian estates, wiring hidden to satisfy the community’s HOA architectural review. Licensed C7 contractor David Perfito, a former search-and-rescue operator, wires main houses, barns, and guest houses so nothing visible ever violates the property’s rules or draws a compliance letter.

Poway Low Voltage Hero

Poway Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs whole-property network design, home theater, security systems, and Control4 home automation for Poway’s larger lots and equestrian properties. Licensed C7 contractor David Perfito covers the 92064 zip code from Escondido, about 15 minutes away via I-15 S, working with homeowners and builders on both new construction and existing-home retrofits across Poway.

Escondido low voltage contractor installing structured cabling in a home wall

Escondido Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components is headquartered in Escondido, giving local homeowners and builders the fastest response time and first scheduling priority in San Diego County. The licensed C7 contractor handles custom pre-wire, retrofit network cabling, home theater, security cameras, and Control4 home automation for Escondido’s mix of older homes and new construction near Lake Hodges.

Encinitas smart home installation technician wiring an outdoor patio speaker system

Encinitas Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs smart home systems, outdoor audio, TV mounting, and wired security for Encinitas homeowners and builders. Based in Escondido and licensed under California C7 #1056087, the team designs indoor-outdoor systems built for coastal living near Moonlight Beach and Swami’s Beach, with pre-wire coordination for new construction and clean retrofits throughout the 92024 area.

Technician mounting a coastal-rated camera during Del Mar smart home installation

Del Mar Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs coastal-rated security cameras, outdoor audio, home theater, networking, and Control4 automation for Del Mar homeowners and builders. Based in Escondido, LVC specs and mounts equipment to survive salt air near the bluffs and Torrey Pines, covering new construction pre-wire, teardown rebuilds, and single-service retrofits throughout the 92014 zip code.

Low voltage contractor pre-wiring a new construction home in Carlsbad

Carlsbad Low Voltage & Smart Home Installation | Low Voltage Components

Low Voltage Components installs low-voltage wiring, home theater, networking, security, and Control4 automation for builders and homeowners in Carlsbad. Serving new construction in La Costa and Bressi Ranch as well as retrofit projects near Carlsbad Village, LVC is led by a licensed C7 low-voltage contractor based in Escondido, about 15 to 20 minutes away via CA-78 W.

How We Work Across the Region

Everything we do runs out of one base in Escondido, and drive time is a real constraint rather than something to paper over. Close in, we take normal scheduled service calls. Further out, we block full days or consecutive days for one property. That is better for you as well as us: a crew that has your house for a day gets the whole pre-wire, the whole camera package or the whole theater done in one mobilisation instead of three part-days spread over a month.

San Diego County

Home ground. Escondido is where the van starts, so anything in North County or coastal San Diego books as a normal scheduled service call rather than a project block. This is also where most of our new-construction pre-wire work happens - the custom-home corridor through Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks Ranch and Del Mar, and the estate remodels in La Jolla.

Neighbourhood pages: Escondido · San Marcos · Poway · Rancho Bernardo · Rancho Santa Fe · Fairbanks Ranch · Carlsbad · Encinitas · Del Mar · Solana Beach · Oceanside · La Jolla

South Orange County

Roughly an hour up the 5 from Escondido, which changes how the work is booked rather than whether we do it. Orange County jobs go in the calendar as scheduled full-day or multi-day blocks - a whole-home pre-wire, a theater build, a network and camera package done in one visit - instead of short-notice service calls. That is the honest version of a sixty to ninety minute drive, and it usually suits the size of project people call us about up there anyway.

Neighbourhood pages: San Clemente · Laguna Niguel · Newport Beach · Irvine

Riverside County

The Temecula Valley is a straight run up the 15 and one of our steadier markets for new-construction pre-wire, where lot sizes mean bigger cable runs, detached structures and outdoor audio and camera coverage. Riverside County work books as scheduled project blocks.

Neighbourhood pages: Temecula · Murrieta · Corona

Inland Empire

Chino Hills and the surrounding communities sit at the top of our range. Same rule as Orange County - these book as planned project days rather than same-week calls, and they make the most sense for whole-home work: pre-wire, structured cabling, a full camera package or a theater, rather than a single TV mount.

Neighbourhood pages: Chino Hills

Los Angeles County

We take Los Angeles County work as scheduled project blocks, most often new-construction pre-wire and whole-home installations booked through a builder or designer. We have deliberately not built individual LA city pages - we do not have an LA address and would not claim to be a local map-pack option there. What we will do is drive up for planned work, which is a different and more honest offer.

Service Area Questions

Do you actually cover all of these areas, or is this a list of cities you would like to work in?

All of them, with one distinction we are upfront about. San Diego County and North County are normal scheduled service calls from our Escondido base. Orange County, Riverside County, the Inland Empire and Los Angeles County are booked as full-day or multi-day project blocks, because a sixty to ninety minute drive does not suit a two-hour call-out. If you want a single TV mounted in Newport Beach, we will tell you a local installer is a better fit.

What is the difference between a service call and a project block?

A service call is a scheduled visit for one job - mount a TV, add two cameras, sort a network problem. A project block is a full day or several consecutive days set aside for your house: a new-construction pre-wire, a theater build, a whole-home network and camera package, or a combination. Project blocks get a fixed scope and a fixed date range agreed in advance.

My city is not on the list. Can you still come out?

Probably, if it sits inside the region between San Diego and Los Angeles. The city pages cover the areas we work in most often, not the limits of where we go. Call (310) 702-0504 or use the contact form and we will tell you straight away whether it makes sense.

Do you charge more for the further-out areas?

Not a separate travel line item on project work, because the day is already blocked out and priced. Where distance shows up is in scheduling rather than price - further jobs need to be planned in advance and are not available at short notice.

Can you work with our builder or general contractor directly?

Yes, and on new construction that is normally how it runs. We work from the architectural set, coordinate device locations with the electrician before either trade pulls cable, and schedule pre-wire against your framing date and trim-out against your finish dates. See custom homes and new construction for how that trade sequences.

Next: browse the full list of services, read the FAQ page, or request a quote. Call David directly on (310) 702-0504.