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
Comfort
Thermostats that read temperature in the rooms you actually use, not just the hallway.
Sensors for CO2, humidity and fine particles, with alerts to open a window or run the fan.
Tunable white lights that are bright and cool by day and warm and dim in the evening.
Shades that close against afternoon heat in summer and open for sun in winter.
Bedtime scenes that dim lights, lower shades and set the temperature in one tap.
Comfort is more than the number on the thermostat. Stale air, a hot upstairs bedroom and bright blue light late in the evening all affect how you feel at home.
We start with sensors so you can see what is going on: which rooms run hot or cold, when CO2 climbs in a closed bedroom, and how humid the basement gets.
With real readings, the thermostat, fans, shades and lights can respond on their own. The upstairs cools before bedtime, the bathroom fan runs when humidity rises, and evening lights warm up as the sun sets.
We handle sensors, controls and automation. Changes to ducts, dampers or equipment are done by your HVAC contractor, and we coordinate with them.
Itemized jobs
These are the individual jobs that usually go into comfort and wellness. 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 questionRoom sensors and a smart thermostat help a lot. For big differences, zoning with dampers may be needed, which we plan with your HVAC contractor.
CO2, humidity, temperature and fine particles. High CO2 means a room needs fresh air; high humidity can lead to mould.
They need tunable white bulbs or fixtures. Many existing fixtures can take tunable bulbs; recessed lights may need new trims.
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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.