We work with builders, general contractors, architects, designers, and project planners from the drawings forward, so the agreed technology layer is planned with the building and reaches handoff with a clear support path.
New homes, renovations, multi-structure properties, and small commercial projects in the Omaha area.
A coordinated project
A better build starts with clear ownership.
What your team needs
Decisions made early enough to support the design.
Technology touches power, pathways, walls, finishes, equipment locations, internet service, and the way the owner will use the property. Your team needs those decisions surfaced before they become late changes.
What mNemo owns
The agreed technology layer, handled end to end.
We discover the need, design the system, coordinate requirements with the project team, install and configure the agreed mNemo scope, verify what we control, and define the support boundary before handoff.
From drawings to living
One clear path through the build.
The exact scope changes with the project. The sequence stays understandable, and every responsibility is named before work begins.
01
Discover
We walk the property, understand the owner's routines and priorities, and identify what must remain local or continue through an internet outage.
02
Design
We define the agreed system using the right mix of established and purpose-built components. Network design and software are tailored to the project.
03
Coordinate
We identify locations, requirements, and timing for the mNemo layer, then work alongside the builder, design team, and appropriate licensed trades.
04
Install & hand off
We install and configure the agreed mNemo scope, verify what we control, and walk the project team through a working handoff.
05
Continue
Before handoff, we define which support, monitoring, updates, maintenance, or future improvements belong in an ongoing agreement.
Great projects make the boundaries visible.
BuilderOwns the project schedule and coordinates the trades.
Design teamProtects architectural intent, finishes, and the lived experience.
Licensed tradesOwn permitted electrical, alarm, fire, and other regulated work.
mNemoOwns the agreed technology system, configuration, verification, and documented support boundary.
OwnerSets priorities, approves scope, and receives a working handoff.
One connected layer
Built around the property, not a product catalog.
The system begins with the building and the people who will use it. Every layer is designed to work together, with the data boundary made clear before deployment.
Network and local compute
Cameras, sensing, and critical alerts
Automation and control
Private intelligence and custom software
A defined support path at handoff
Questions worth settling early
The plan should know the answers before the walls close.
What keeps working offline?
Core property systems should have a clear answer when the internet service goes down.
Where does the data live?
Cameras, recordings, automations, and private information need an explicit home and ownership model.
What belongs in sight?
Device locations, pathways, controls, cameras, and sensors should support the architectural intent.
Who owns the handoff?
The homeowner needs one understandable system, known credentials, and a clear support path.
Start while the project is still flexible
Bring mNemo into the technology conversation.
Tell us what you are building, where it is in the process, and what the finished property needs to do. We will begin by defining fit and responsibility.