Learn How to Keep Your Smart Home Running Smoother & More Reliably 

Home automation and control offer personalized living spaces that enhance your daily lifestyle. When it comes to powering and supporting all of your connected devices, though, it’s important to have a robust infrastructure to support everything. That’s where our team of low-voltage wiring experts can help! 

Whether it is always having the perfect temperature throughout the house, the thrill of movies in a home theater, or improving happiness and health with wellness solutions, low-voltage wiring is a critical component of your day-to-day lifestyle. 

Discover how your St. Louis, MO, home's infrastructure can help support sophisticated style and convenience in our blog below - keep scrolling to learn more!

Experience the Magic of Illumination at Your Fingertips

The appeal of living in a connected home goes beyond saving time by simply pressing a button whenever you want to turn a lamp on or off. With a lighting control system, homeowners in Chesterfield, MO, and beyond can add new layers of comfort, convenience, and instant ambiance. 

Keep reading this blog to discover three of our favorite smart scenes to incorporate into our clients’ homes that can instantly change the mood. All it takes is a tap of a button or swipe of your finger - learn more below!

Go Beyond the Basics with Walbrandt Electric’s Top-Notch Team

Are you looking for a brand new technology-forward home?There’s no need to worry about a thing when you have Walbrandt Electric on your side. Our electrical contractors are trustworthy and deliver seamless project integration for all of your St. Louis, MO technology needs. Keep reading below to learn three things Walbrandt Electric can do for you that you may not have known about!

The wiring working to bring you ease and comfort in your Clayton, MO home

There are wires throughout your home that power your outlets, lights, and appliances, bringing comfort and convenience. However, wiring can be one of the trickiest parts of building or renovating a home. Not only are they complicated, but wiring can be dangerous as well if you aren’t sure what you are doing. For homeowners looking to do construction on their home or who want to understand more about home wiring, you should understand the two main wires used to power your home: low and high-voltage wiring.