Most homes end up with devices from four brands and four apps. We set up the ones that run on batteries, USB or a plug, and get them onto one ecosystem (Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home) so they behave like one system instead of seven. Anything that has to be wired into the house circuit is a different trade, and we say so before the visit rather than after.
There is a gap in this market. On one side, DIY setups where half the devices end up in a drawer. On the other, integrators quoting five figures for proprietary systems. We work the middle: equipment you can buy anywhere, set up and configured properly.
Device setup and pairing, one-ecosystem consolidation (Alexa / Google / Apple), sensible naming ("Front Door", not "Device_4A2F"), notification tuning, family member access, and a short training session on your own phones.
We don't do electrical panel work, in-wall electrical wiring, or permit-required installs. When a project needs a licensed electrician, we say so upfront.
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Automation is priced by scope: what you own, what you want it to do, and how many rooms it touches. Tell us the setup and we'll confirm the best approach before any work starts.
Usually yes, through Alexa, Google Home or Apple Home. Some budget devices only speak their own app; we'll flag those before you buy more of them.
That's one of our most common visits. Bring-your-own-equipment is fine. We install, connect and configure what you have, and tell you honestly if something isn't worth installing.
Often no. Most mainstream devices connect straight to Wi-Fi. Larger setups (or Zigbee/Z-Wave gear) benefit from one. We'll tell you based on what you own, not on what we'd like to sell you.
Tell us what you've got, or what you're thinking about buying, and we'll tell you exactly what a visit would look like. No pressure, no upsell.