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Smart homes

We make smart homes simple.

Design, recommended hardware, licensed installation, configuration, and training — one master electrician, one accountable team, serving the state line area's electrical needs for 25 years. For homeowners, builders, and new construction.

The packages

Three ways in. Every quantity says "up to" on purpose.

Starting prices include recommended hardware and licensed installation — the full list is below the packages. Final pricing follows a blueprint and project review.

Smart Start

Starting at

$9,500

A practical entry point: core convenience, lighting, security, and comfort.

switches, dimmers, receptacles
up to 10
cameras
up to 4
motion/contact sensors
up to 6
smart locks
up to 1
video doorbells
up to 1
thermostats
up to 2
voice-control areas
up to 1
Everything included
  • Smart-home app and control setup
  • App access verification
  • Voice control setup for up to 1 area
  • Up to 10 smart switches, dimmers, or receptacles for core areas
  • Up to 1 video doorbell
  • Up to 1 smart lock
  • Up to 4 cameras
  • Up to 6 motion/contact sensors
  • Up to 2 thermostats
  • Basic scenes: Away, Goodnight, Welcome, and Vacation
  • Installation, configuration, and testing
  • 1-hour homeowner handoff
  • 30 days of post-install support

Connected Home

Starting at

$18,500

A well-rounded setup for the main areas of the home — without automating every room.

switches, dimmers, receptacles
up to 25
cameras
up to 8
motion/contact sensors
up to 14
smart locks
up to 3
video doorbells
up to 2
thermostats
up to 3
voice-control areas
up to 3
Everything included
  • Smart-home app and control setup
  • App access verification
  • Voice control setup for up to 3 areas
  • Up to 25 smart switches, dimmers, or receptacles across the main living areas
  • Up to 2 video doorbells
  • Up to 3 smart locks
  • Up to 8 cameras
  • Up to 14 motion/contact sensors
  • Up to 3 thermostats
  • Garage door control
  • Room-based scenes, lighting schedules, and lock routines
  • Security notifications and basic automations
  • Basic network review
  • Recommended hardware and licensed installation
  • Device configuration and testing
  • 2-hour homeowner handoff
  • Simple homeowner documentation
  • Warranty/manufacturer setup assistance
  • 30 days of post-install support

Signature

Starting at

$35,000

For larger homes: broader coverage and more advanced automation.

switches, dimmers, receptacles
up to 45
cameras
up to 12
motion/contact sensors
up to 30
smart locks
up to 4
video doorbells
up to 2
thermostats
up to 4
voice-control areas
All
Everything included
  • Smart-home app and control setup
  • App access verification
  • Whole-home voice-control planning
  • Up to 45 smart switches, dimmers, or receptacles
  • Up to 2 video doorbells
  • Up to 4 smart locks
  • Up to 12 cameras
  • Up to 30 motion/contact sensors
  • Up to 4 thermostats
  • Garage door control
  • Advanced scenes, automations, and lighting schedules
  • Security routines and comfort automations
  • Expanded network review
  • System documentation, device naming, and homeowner guide
  • Installation, configuration, and testing
  • 3-hour homeowner handoff
  • 30 days of priority post-install support

What starting prices include

Every package. Every time.

  • Recommended hardware
  • Licensed electrical installation
  • Smart-home app and control setup
  • Device pairing and configuration
  • Room-by-room naming and organization
  • Basic scenes and automations
  • Testing
  • Homeowner training
  • Simple documentation
  • Warranty/manufacturer setup assistance
  • 30 days of post-install support

Recommended hardware included: we recommend reliable, compatible devices based on your home, budget, and preferred ecosystem. Customer-provided devices may be used when reviewed and approved before installation.

Final pricing is determined after a blueprint and project review and depends on final device count, selected hardware, finish selections, network needs, added features and upgrades, and overall project scope.

New construction, in order

From blueprint to handoff.

  1. Blueprint and project review

    We review floor plans and the electrical plan, set device priorities, pick the smart-home platform, and plan switches, dimmers, receptacles, cameras, locks, thermostats, sensors, garage control, and voice-control areas — plus Cat6 runs, PoE camera locations, access points, and where the network equipment lives.

  2. Rough-in and prewire

    Wiring lands where the plan says, while walls are open. No internet service needed yet — planning, rough-in, and most physical installation happen before your ISP shows up.

  3. Install and configure

    Devices go in, get paired, and get named the way people actually talk: Kitchen Lights, Front Door Lock, Garage Camera. Never Switch 1.

  4. App access verification and voice control setup

    On your final network, we confirm cameras, lighting, thermostats, locks, notifications, and scenes all work in the app — then connect voice control for the areas your package covers and test real commands.

  5. Handoff and training

    The system lives on your accounts, your email, your password — we may use a setup device during installation, but you own and control the system, and our access ends unless you ask us to keep temporary support access.

  6. 30 days of post-install support

    Questions, tweaks, and adjustments after move-in are covered. Ongoing support beyond 30 days is available as an add-on.

How you run it

One app. Your voice. Your accounts.

Smart-home app and control setup

We configure the primary system you'll use to control supported devices — Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings, Home Assistant, or manufacturer apps where needed. Devices get connected, assigned to rooms, and named the way people talk: Kitchen Lights, Front Door Lock, Garage Camera.

Voice control, tested for real

With compatible hardware — Echo, HomePod, Nest speakers — we connect your devices to the voice platform that fits your household, configure natural commands, and test them out loud: "Turn on the kitchen lights." "Lock the front door." "Run Goodnight." Voice control is optional.

You own the accounts

We may use a setup device during installation, but the smart-home system is created under your account — your email, your verification codes, your password. We never store customer passwords, and our access ends at handoff unless you ask us to keep temporary support access.

Internet and network

One thing we need from you: internet service.

Active internet service through your ISP must be in place before final smart-home configuration. Everything up to that point happens without it.

No internet needed

  • Blueprint and project review
  • Planning
  • Rough-in and prewiring
  • Physical installation of many devices

Internet and final network required

  • App account setup and device pairing
  • Firmware updates and camera testing
  • App access verification and notifications
  • Voice-control setup, final testing, and homeowner handoff

Best practice: have the final router or mesh system installed, the final Wi-Fi name and password chosen, and your accounts ready before configuration — devices set up on a temporary network may need to be reset when it changes.

Add-ons

Grow the system when you're ready.

Anything below can be added to any package — priced during your blueprint and project review.

Lighting and control 4
  • Additional smart switch, dimmer, or receptacle
  • Scene keypad / multi-button control — one-touch Away, Goodnight, Welcome, Movie Night
  • Outdoor lighting control area or circuit — porch, garage exterior, patio, driveway, or landscape
  • Advanced lighting scenes
Security and access 4
  • Additional Wi-Fi or wired/PoE camera
  • Additional video doorbell or smart lock
  • Garage door control
  • Local camera recording system — footage stored at your home, not only in the cloud
Comfort and automation 4
  • Additional thermostat or motion/contact sensor
  • Presence or occupancy sensing
  • Advanced scenes and automations
  • Additional voice-control area
Network and infrastructure 4
  • Router or mesh Wi-Fi system, wired access points
  • Network switch, PoE switch, or network cabinet
  • Patch panel, structured wiring, additional Cat6 cabling
  • UPS battery backup — keeps the network alive through short outages
Specialty upgrades 5
  • Motorized blinds or shades
  • Outdoor smart lighting and landscape lighting control
  • Wall-mounted dashboard or tablet, Home Assistant dashboard
  • More advanced automation programming
  • Ongoing support after 30 days

Smart homes

Your house is smarter than your apps let it be.

One system instead of nine apps — wired to work together, documented in your client portal. Touch a room to see what lives there.

Tell us about the job.

Two minutes now, a straight answer within one business day. No pressure, no adjective soup.