We know you have options when choosing an electrical contractor or technology integrator. So why choose Sierra Integrated Systems? By partnering with us, you can depend on a professional, hassle-free installation as well as dedicated hands-on project management.
Our tried-and-true process begins by meeting with you to discuss your requirements so that we can make informed decisions that allow us to design systems curated just for you. The valuable information you provide will be the basis of a design for your system, which will include your priorities and budget goals. Our all-inclusive bids aim to create fewer surprises and unexpected costs. Our experienced designers and project managers will go over options such as audio optimization, motorized shading, media rooms or home theaters, and lighting design just to name a few.
When considering lighting, most will seek the help of a professional lighting designer. Lighting designers can add a considerable cost to any project, which is why at Sierra Integrated Systems we have partnered with Light Can Help You (LCHY) to offer our clients an in-house lighting design option at substantial savings. The goal of a professional lighting design is to achieve the right mood in each room, as well as enhance aesthetics by highlighting architectural features, artwork, etc. It all starts with an initial meeting with one of LCHY’s professional lighting designers to find out what benefits you want to accomplish. Then it’s up to the experts to craft a layered lighting design by selecting the right fixtures and loads. Early consideration in the design phase of your home will define the scope for your electrical subcontractor.
After the finalization of each project, we offer ongoing support services and optional 24/7 monitoring. At Sierra Integrated Systems, we hold our customers in the highest regard and always strive to deliver professional, honest, and dedicated service.
Keith Burrowes
After graduating from UCLA with his Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, he joined Bechtel’s Power Division and started his career designing nuclear generating stations, while concurrently completing his MBA at Golden Gate University. One of his assignments was Project Engineer responsible for the design and licensing of the Hope Creek Generating Station, a $4 billion nuclear power plant in southern New Jersey.
Along with SIS, he is the past Chair of Board of Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN) and past Chair of the Board of the Reno Philharmonic Association.
