General contractors like the fact that rather than wait until the project is built to tackle the programming, Eli starts envisioning what is required to deliver the specified performance the moment he joins the team. This drives his approach to designing and delivering the Lutron part of the job. When the owner is given the demonstration of their new Lutron system’s capabilities, the only thing they’ll experience is delight. And, satisfaction with the GC’s performance.

Electrical contractors recognize that because Eli had been an EC for 25 years, he knows and understands wiring and how it affects the programming. He is also aware of the problems that can happen if the right wiring isn’t used and run properly. When wires are run to panels, dimmers, modules, and fixtures, the EC knows they will only be run once because when the system is powered up and tested, all connections will be correct, lights and shades will perform as expected and rework will be non-existent.

Audiovisual contractors appreciate being able to coordinate with Eli and CHA because they know he starts thinking about how to program the proper scenes and features the moment he begins the project. Eli understands that the programming makes or breaks the A/V experience. And, that the mood for the big game is different than the one for a favorite movie. Bottom line? Eli makes sure your A/V system is shown in the best light.

Interior designers appreciate the fact that the vision they have developed for the interplay of light and shade within the home will be faithfully executed and automated. Eli has a similar passion for this interplay and can make the Lutron system deliver that vision through his programming.

Eli sees programming a critical element of the project that makes us all look good. The time to start developing the programming is at the start of the job, not the end. Choose CHA for your next Lutron project and let Eli program your project the right way the first time.