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Smart Home & Automation

One keypad. One app. The whole house responds.

When lighting, shades, climate, audio, and security each have their own app, a smart home stops feeling smart. We design integrated Lutron, Control4, and Savant systems so a single 'Good Night' brings the whole house to rest — and a 'Welcome Home' brings it back to life.

When You Need This

Lutron, Control4, and Savant systems that feel like one elegant experience.

  • You have five different apps for your house
  • Guests can't figure out how to turn on the lights
  • You want a 'Good Night' scene that handles the whole house
  • Shades, lighting, and climate don't talk to each other
  • You're building or remodeling and want to wire it right the first time
  • You want voice control without losing physical keypads
What's Included

Every smart home project, fully scoped.

Lighting & Shading

  • Lutron RadioRA 3 and Homeworks design
  • Lutron Sivoia QS Triathlon motorized shades
  • Engraved tabletop and wall keypads
  • Astronomical timeclock and occupancy scenes

Climate, Audio & Security

  • Ecobee, Nest, and Lutron HVAC integration
  • Sonos and Control4 distributed audio
  • Smart locks (Yale, Schlage Encode, Level)
  • Camera and alarm integration (Alarm.com, Ring Pro)

The Glue

  • Control4 OS3 and Savant Pro programming
  • Apple Home, Alexa, and Google Assistant bridging
  • Network and Wi-Fi assessment (Ruckus, Ubiquiti)
  • Remote support and lifetime programming updates
Our Process

A clear path from first call to final inspection.

01

Discovery session

We sit with the family and map daily routines. The system should match how you live — not the other way around.

02

System design

You receive a single document: hardware list, scene list, keypad engraving, and a transparent budget.

03

Coordinated install

We sequence around your electricians, AV team, and millworkers — and own the integration so no one finger-points.

04

Scene programming with you

Scenes are programmed in your home, in the right rooms, at the right time of day. We adjust until it feels right.

05

Ongoing care

Remote diagnostics, firmware updates, and a real human you can text when something needs to change.

Transparent Pricing

Flat-rate, written, approved before we start.

System design consultation
Credited toward install
from $950
Single-room scene system (Caséta)
from $1,850
Whole-home Lutron RadioRA 3
from $12,000
Control4 / Savant whole-home
Project-based; quoted to plan
from $35,000

Smart home pricing varies widely based on home size, existing wiring, and integration depth. We provide a fixed, written proposal after the discovery session.

Deeper Look

What you should know before the work starts.

What 'integrated smart home' actually means in 2026

A house with a Nest thermostat, a Ring doorbell, a Sonos system, a Lutron Caséta dimmer, and a Yale lock is not a smart home — it's five separate products that happen to live under the same roof. An integrated system is one where a single physical keypad on the wall, a single app on your phone, and a single voice command can move lighting, shades, climate, audio, and security together. We build that integration on either Lutron RadioRA 3 / Homeworks for lighting-led homes, Control4 OS3 for AV-led homes, or Savant Pro for clients who want an Apple-style experience. The platform is chosen during a discovery session — not picked from a brochure — because the wrong choice is expensive to undo three years in.

Lutron, Control4, and Savant — when each one is right

Lutron is the right answer when lighting and shades are the soul of the home. RadioRA 3 covers most homes under 8,000 sq ft; Homeworks is the wired/hybrid system we install in larger estates and ground-up builds. Control4 is the right answer when distributed audio and video matter as much as lighting — it natively talks to nearly every AV brand and integrates Lutron, Sonos, and cameras under one remote and app. Savant is the right answer when the family prefers an Apple-aesthetic interface and a unified remote that doubles as a phone-style controller. All three platforms run scenes locally — they keep working when the internet goes down — and all three can be voice-controlled through Apple Home, Alexa, or Google.

Why most 'smart home problems' are actually network problems

A keypad that lags, a shade that misses its sunrise cue, a camera that drops at night — nine times out of ten the root cause is the network, not the device. Consumer mesh systems were designed for streaming, not for 80+ always-on IoT clients. Before we add a single device, we assess the existing network and, when needed, install a Ruckus or Ubiquiti UniFi backbone with a wired access point per floor, a VLAN that isolates IoT traffic from your work laptops, and a UPS-protected rack. The result is a home that responds the same way at 7 a.m. on a Tuesday as it does at 9 p.m. on a holiday weekend.

Build-out vs. retrofit — what to expect either way

On new construction and gut remodels we wire neutrals to every switch box, run Cat6A back to a central rack, and pre-cable for motorized shades — small decisions at frame-out that save five figures later. In a retrofit, RF-based Lutron RadioRA 3 and Control4 wireless dimmers let us upgrade an existing home without opening walls, while battery-powered Sivoia QS shades drop into existing trim. Either way you receive a single integration document: hardware list, scene list, keypad engraving, network diagram, and a transparent budget. Programming is done in the home, with the family, until 'Good Night,' 'Welcome Home,' and 'Movie' feel right — and a real human you can text owns the system afterward.

Frequently Asked

Answers from our master electricians.

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