The problem this solves
Smart devices that each demanded their own app, a doorbell that alerts a minute too late, or a thermostat still in setup mode since March. Smart homes fail at the integration layer, and that is fixable.
Who it is for: Households adding smart devices, and households untangling devices installed one at a time over several years.
What the technician actually does
- Installs and configures doorbells, cameras, thermostats, plugs, and speakers
- Consolidates control into the ecosystem you actually use: Apple, Google, or Amazon
- Fixes the Wi-Fi weaknesses that cause smart devices to drop offline
- Secures devices with proper accounts and updated firmware
- Sets up useful automations without overcomplicating the house
What to expect
- Devices demonstrated working from your own phone before we leave
- Plain advice on which devices are worth owning and which cause more support calls than joy
After you request a visit: List your devices on the confirmation call; if something needs an electrician rather than a technician, we will say so before the visit.
Before the visit
- Have the devices, boxed or installed, and their account logins
- Know your Wi-Fi password
- Decide which phone or ecosystem should be the main controller