Smart Lighting and Motorized Shades
Smart switches, dimmers, LED strips and motorized shades and curtains, set up in scenes. Learn more about Smart Lighting and Motorized Shades
Security and safety
Discreet sensors that notice a normal morning routine and alert family if it does not happen.
Path lights that turn on low when someone gets up at night, so the walk to the bathroom is never in the dark.
Smart locks with codes for family, nurses and cleaners, and a record of who came and went.
Leak sensors tied to an automatic shut-off valve, so a forgotten tap or burst hose does not flood the house.
A simple screen in the kitchen that answers calls from family without hunting for a phone.
Many people want to stay in their own home as they get older. Technology can help with that, as long as it is simple, respects privacy and does not make the house feel like a hospital.
We avoid cameras inside living spaces. Motion and door sensors notice patterns, like the kitchen being used each morning, without recording anything.
We sit down with the person living in the home and the family members who will get alerts, agree on what should trigger a message, and keep everything else quiet.
Lights that come on along the hallway at night, a door code instead of hidden keys, and a leak sensor under every sink remove common worries without changing how the home feels.
Itemized jobs
These are the individual jobs that usually go into safety and aging in place. Tick any you already know you want, or leave it to us after the visit.
Smart switches, dimmers, LED strips and motorized shades and curtains, set up in scenes. Learn more about Smart Lighting and Motorized Shades
Door, window, motion and glass-break sensors, leak and smoke detectors, sirens and smart thermostats. Learn more about Home Security Sensors and Smart Thermostats
Scenes, schedules, automations and voice control set up for how you live. Learn more about Smart Home Programming and Scenes
FAQs
Something else on your mind? Ask us and we will answer before you book anything.
Ask a questionNo. It helps family notice when something is unusual, but it does not replace a medical alert service or emergency monitoring. We can install alongside one.
Not unless you ask for them. Most setups use motion, door and leak sensors, which notice activity without recording video.
The person living in the home should not need to do anything. Alerts go to the family members you choose.
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Tell us about your home and what you want it to do, and we will get back to you with next steps.