Smart home installation
One wall panel runs your cameras, doors, sensors and Wi-Fi out to your dock, all operated from a single phone app.
Pick a house type below to see exactly what goes into each build before drywall closes or cables run through an attic.
Existing walls dictate cable routes, so we run wire through your attic and crawlspace, placing access points for proper Wi-Fi reach across floors.
Long absences require alerts for a dropped internet line or water on a utility room floor, sent straight to your phone while you are away.
Plaster and lath walls make wiring difficult, so small Wi-Fi cameras avoid opening old brickwork while keeping an eye on your driveway and outbuildings.
Your neighborhood handles main entrance security, leaving your driveway gate, side gate and roll-up garage doors to run from one list of people on your app.
Open ground allows conduit runs straight to a detached garage, pool house and dock, while interior cables go in before drywall closes.
Check your garage door from the road and close it remotely right from your phone.
Housekeepers and pool service contractors get codes restricted to their scheduled working times.
Cameras monitor your drive, dock, and exterior doors side by side on a single scrolling screen.
Water sensors tell your phone directly if water appears on a floor in an empty room or laundry space.
Tap a spot on the plan and switch between six layers: doors and gates, cameras, Wi-Fi, sensors, panel and alarm.
Doors and gates run from one list of people. Removing someone stops their access immediately, with no locks to change. Unlock methods include PIN codes, NFC cards, or tapping an Apple Watch.
Names, times and readings are an example.
Battery backups keep your cameras recording, your network running, and your door hardware operating during brief power outages.
Your installed panel, cameras, network access points, and hardware belong entirely to you, keeping your footage stored locally.
Builders and homeowners review the property layout to account for metal roofs, foil insulation, and salt air exposure.
Cat6 cabling runs to every room, camera position, and door before drywall on new builds, or through existing spaces.
Equipment hides in cupboards, attics, and crawlspaces, keeping living areas clear while serving Wi-Fi out to the dock.
Coverage is tested in every room before handing over the labeled panel, logins, and fully configured phone app.
Finished houses get wired using attics, crawlspaces, and existing outlets to keep disruption minimal.
Conduit runs to outbuildings during new construction while the ground is open. Existing properties use mesh access points or point-to-point wireless links.
Battery backups keep the panel, cameras, door hardware, and network running through short outages.
Homeowners assign PINs, cards, or phone access restricted to specific days and hours. Removing a user on your phone stops their access at once.
Homeowners own all installed hardware and local camera recordings outright. Ongoing service agreements remain completely optional.
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