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Find a security, AV or electrical installer near you.
Search by ZIP code. See how far each installer is, what they do and what we found on their license. Then ask the one you pick for a free quote.
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What are you planning?
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Security systems
Alarm systems, cameras, video doorbells, monitoring and access control.
- Burglar and fire alarms
- Security cameras
- Access control and smart locks
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Audio & video
TV mounting, whole-home audio, outdoor speakers and video distribution.
- TV mounting and wire hiding
- Whole-home and outdoor audio
- Video distribution
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Home theater
Dedicated theater rooms and media rooms: screens, projectors, surround sound and acoustics.
- Dedicated theater rooms
- Media rooms
- Projectors, screens and surround sound
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Electrical
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, lighting, generators, new circuits and wiring repairs.
- Panel upgrades
- EV charger installation
- Generators and backup power
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Smart home
Home automation, lighting control, thermostats, shades and one app or keypad to run them.
- Lighting control
- Automation systems
- Motorized shades
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Networking & low voltage
Wi-Fi that reaches the whole house, network cabling, and structured wiring for new builds.
- Whole-home Wi-Fi
- Network and data cabling
- Structured wiring

How it works
Three steps, and you choose who to call
Search by ZIP code and trade
We show installers whose service area covers you, nearest and best fit first, with the distance and why each one matched.
Compare what matters
What each installer does, where they work, and their license details with the date we last checked them.
Ask for a free quote
Send a request to the installer you picked. Your details go to that installer only if it has signed up with us (otherwise we follow up with you first), never to a list.

Nationwide
One directory for the whole country, growing state by state
We add installers as states publish their license records and as businesses add themselves. If we don't list anyone in your town yet, search anyway: an installer nearby may still cover your ZIP code.
Licenses checked
What "license checked" means here
We look up installers in state license records. Here's exactly what that does and doesn't tell you.
What we check
- The license number, type and status in the state's public license records
- The date we last checked, shown next to the license
- That the business name matches the listing
What we don't check
- Insurance, bonding or workers' comp
- The quality of anyone's work
- Licenses your city or county may require
License rules differ by state and by trade: electrical work is licensed almost everywhere, while alarm, AV and low-voltage licensing varies a lot. Before you hire, confirm the license with your state's licensing board and ask for proof of insurance. How we list installers
For installers
Install security, AV or electrical? Add your company free.
Listing is free. Add your company, or claim the listing we built from public license records and make it yours. Installers on BidGlory (Technology Preview) monthly plans also get quote requests in BidGlory once their account is connected, a Call button for direct connects, texts for hot leads and a website.
- Free listing. Add your company in a few minutes, or claim the one we already built.
- Requests, not lists. A homeowner who picks you reaches you, not five competitors.
- Delivered to you. By email, free. BidGlory monthly plans add BidGlory delivery and hot-lead texts.
- Not listed? Add your company free; we verify your license first.
Before you hire
Hiring guides
- How to hire a home theater installerDedicated theater rooms and media rooms: what a home theater installer designs and builds, who else is involved, and the questions to ask before you hire one.
- How to hire a low-voltage contractorWhole-home Wi-Fi, network cabling and structured wiring: what low-voltage contractors do, how licensing varies by state, and what to ask before you hire.
- How to hire a security system installerAlarms, cameras and access control: what security installers do, how alarm licensing varies by state, monitoring contracts and questions to ask first.
- How to hire a smart home installerLighting control, automation, shades and thermostats: what smart home installers do, the systems they use, who owns the programming, and what to ask first.
- How to hire an AV installerTV mounting, whole-home audio, outdoor speakers and video distribution: what AV installers do, when you also need an electrician, and what to ask.
- How to hire an electricianWhat electricians do, how electrical licensing usually works, when you need a permit, and the questions to ask before you hire one for your home.
How we're paid, plainly
The directory is free for homeowners. Installers on BidGlory monthly plans get extra marketing features. Paying never puts an installer ahead of a much closer one that better fits your request, and we never publish paid or invented reviews.
Wired Home Pros is a directory, not a contractor. The installer you choose gives you the price, does the work and is responsible for it; you hire and pay the installer directly.
Free for homeowners. Paying never puts an installer ahead of a much closer one. No invented reviews.