Every Maxim project follows the same six-phase process — from the first walkthrough to a fully commissioned system. Here’s how it works.
Walk the property or review the architectural plans. Understand the layout, construction timeline, and how the homeowner actually uses each space.

Determine which systems the home needs, where they go, and how they communicate. Specify every component and confirm it with the owner before ordering.
Run structured cabling, conduit, and backing plates alongside the builder, before drywall goes up. This is the foundation every system depends on.

Mount and terminate every piece of equipment — cameras, speakers, keypads, racks, displays, access hardware. Clean, labeled, documented.

Program the control system, build scenes, configure the app, and test every integration point. The home should respond correctly from day one.
Hand over the system with a walkthrough and training session. Ongoing service, adjustments, and system health checks as the home settles in.

Walk the property or review the architectural plans. Understand the layout, construction timeline, and how the homeowner actually uses each space.

Determine which systems the home needs, where they go, and how they communicate. Specify every component and confirm it with the owner before ordering.
Run structured cabling, conduit, and backing plates alongside the builder, before drywall goes up. This is the foundation every system depends on.

Mount and terminate every piece of equipment — cameras, speakers, keypads, racks, displays, access hardware. Clean, labeled, documented.

Program the control system, build scenes, configure the app, and test every integration point. The home should respond correctly from day one.
Hand over the system with a walkthrough and training session. Ongoing service, adjustments, and system health checks as the home settles in.
