Authorized ButterflyMX Installer in Augusta, GA

Yes — JBT is an authorized ButterflyMX installer serving Augusta, including student-adjacent housing near Augusta University's downtown medical and health-sciences campus, historic loft conversions along Broad Street, and new multifamily construction across Richmond County. Our crew travels to Augusta for installation and commissioning, coordinates Richmond County low-voltage permitting, and configures the ButterflyMX cloud platform end to end so the property manager can provision residents from day one. We install both new-construction systems and retrofits into existing Broad Street buildings that don't have modern low-voltage infrastructure in place, planning trips around each building's occupancy schedule.

Buildings serving Augusta University's medical campus turn over residents on an academic or residency calendar rather than a typical 12-month lease cycle, and many tenants are on campus at odd hours for clinical rotations. ButterflyMX's smartphone app lets a resident answer a visitor call and grant access from anywhere — a hospital, a classroom, or off campus — instead of requiring them to be physically present at a wall phone. Combined with mobile credentials for building entry, that flexibility is a major reason ButterflyMX has become the standard spec for student and resident-physician housing in the market.

Yes. Downtown loft conversions along Broad Street typically don't have legacy phone-entry wiring, which actually makes a ButterflyMX install cleaner than retrofitting a newer building with an existing analog system. JBT runs new category cable from the lobby panel to the building's network point, works around historic construction constraints during rough-in, and mounts the glass-front Video Intercom panel at the entry. Because ButterflyMX doesn't require in-unit hardware or wiring, the disruption to individual lofts is minimal even in a fully occupied building, and most installs finish without residents losing entry access for more than a few hours.

Augusta projects tend to fall into two categories with different cost drivers: new multifamily construction, where the panel, cabling, and PMS integration are scoped alongside the GC's rough-in, and smaller downtown loft or student-housing retrofits, where travel, existing infrastructure, and Richmond County permitting timelines matter more. Adding a Package Room or Key Locker for student turnover changes the number too, as does the distance from the lobby panel back to the building's network point. JBT scopes each Augusta project individually after a short call about the building and unit count, then provides a firm budget range — call (770) 637-2094.