Structured Wiring

Structured Wiring is a means to centralize and organize the cables and individual system panels required to distribute multi-room TV, video, phone service, multi-room audio, computer network, and Internet services, to each room in your home.

A structured wiring system gives you a number of configurations to choose from. Wires originating from the Connection Center (the "brains" of the system typically located in a service area such as a closet, garage, attic, or basement) are routed to outlets located in each room of your house.

Structured Wiring is best suited to new construction when the walls are still "open"; however, it is still a viable solution for an existing home that offers access to the desired rooms via an attic or basement.
Bardstown Alarm offers complete Structured Wiring systems from most major manufacturers.

Central Vacuum

A Central Vacuum System can be installed in almost any home. The Central
Vacuum System works by transporting dirt and dust particles through a network of tubes that run through the walls to a power unit typically located in a basement, garage, crawl space, or utility room. For maximum cleaning convenience, you simply connect your vacuum hose to inlet valves placed throughout your home. The
system's exhaust is vented to the outside, preventing dirt, dust and vacuum odors from re-circulating into your home.

Power units vary in size, motors, and separation techniques. However, the most important difference between power units is their filtration method.

Bardstown Alarm System Consultants can help determine which size and motor is right for you.