Now, it has expanded the number of Houston builder-customers to 20, including Cannon Homes, Carlisle Homes, Centex Homes, David Powers Homes, David Weekley Homes, Deerwood Homes, First Texas Homes, Frontier Homes, Inland Homes, Kimball Hill Homes, Legacy Homes, Morgan Kendall Homes, Pulte Homes, RNH Custom Homes, The Mansions, TrendMaker, Ryland Homes, Stoneleigh Homes, DR Horton and Village Builders. All of the builders utilize ClearWorks to create their "wired for the future" communities, delivering bundled digital solutions to participating homeowners in the mid- to high-dollar range.

ClearWorks builds fiber-optics networks into new communities and pre-wires every new home for a full complement of technology solutions, including high-speed Internet connections, digital local and long distance telephone service with add-ons, digital cable television, video on-demand video and game rentals, closed circuit TV capabilities and a community intranet.

"Our influence on the homebuilding marketplace has been substantial in changing the way we view technology being built into the home construction process," says Michael McClere, CEO of ClearWorks.net. "We are currently the largest integrator of new home technology solutions and feel we are helping build homes for the future."