MnM Communications is an Automation & Network Implementation firm. We are a full service Design, Installation, and Integration contractor dedicated to promoting the use of technology into everyday residential and commercial building projects. We not only promote Home Automation, but we live it. We have BICSI RCDDs on staff, and are founding members of BICSI's committee responsible for compiling and publishing the Residential Network Cabling Manual. That's how dedicated we are to this market.
We can reduce the number of vendors you have to deal with by establishing a single source for all of your Home System requirements. From design to installation to whole-house, or whole-community system integration, we can customize a solution that your customers will be proud to have in their home.
The universal presence of the Internet, the rise in the popularity of home offices and theaters, the desire for multi-room audio & video, and an increase in the popularity of dimming, security lighting and surge protection makes MnM Communications an essential part of your total home project presentation.
Our unique combination of forward thinking technology, cutting edge design, and old-fashioned reliability make us your total solution to the automation requirements of you and your customers. Everything we know about home & lifestyle automation has been incorporated into the design of our Residential Networks. That's why it will deliver decades of reliable, flexible, easily upgradeable operation for your customers.
We provide powerful support for our builders. In conjunction with our manufacturers, we offer a model home program that provides merchandising displays, marketing graphics, sales training, sales tools, and a standard one-year limited warranty. Our Certified Leviton Structured Cabling Systems provides a 10-year Performance warranty.
The MnM Communications' home system. It's the most logical choice you can make in a partner in the ever changing intelligent home automation system market. Contact us today about your project.
