Utility room
Peace of mind
A small leak. A quicker response.
Detect water near the washer or under a sink, close a compatible valve and get an alert.
SMART HOME INSTALLATION · EDMONTONA home that
A home that
looks after
the little things.
Lights that welcome you. A garage that reminds you.
A leak that gets your attention. Thoughtful smart-home
setup, built around the way you live.
Start with one useful idea Keep familiar controls
LESS FRICTION. MORE LIVING.ILLUSTRATIVE SCENEWelcome homeEntry lights on. Settle right in.
SMART SHOULD FEEL SIMPLEYou don’t need more gadgets.
You don’t need more gadgets.
You need things to work together.
Maybe you already have a few smart devices. Maybe you just want to stop wondering about the garage. We start with the everyday problem, then connect the right pieces — with neat installation and controls that make sense.
SMALL CHANGES. REAL DIFFERENCE.What would you like
Explore all 16 ideasWhat would you like
your home to do?
Garage
Peace of mind
Did I close the garage?
See the actual door position and get a reminder when it has been open longer than you intended.
Entryway
Everyday comfort
Come home to a softer landing.
Let the entry light welcome you after dark, without lighting up the whole house.
Technology should fit into your home.BUILT AROUND YOUR EVERYDAYKeep the home.
Keep the home.
Lose the hassle.
A good smart home should feel familiar. Your switches still make sense. Your dashboard shows what matters. And you know what happens when the internet goes down.
- Work with compatible devices you already own
- Start small and add more when it makes sense
- Choose local control where supported
- Get a clear handover, not a mystery box
A LITTLE PREVIEWMeet your evening.
Meet your evening.
With one less thing
to think about.
Tap a scene and see how a few connected devices could work together. These are demonstrations, not live controls.
My homeSCENE PREVIEW
Time to unwindA softer evening.
FROM THE FIRST SENSOR TO A CONNECTED HOME
See our servicesA practical kind of smart.
01
Home Assistant setup
Bring compatible devices into a clear dashboard with useful automations, backups and a handover you can understand.
02Leak detection & water alerts
Add sensors where leaks are likely, clear notifications and a compatible automatic shutoff solution where appropriate.
03Cameras & home networking
Plan camera locations, practical cable routes and reliable connectivity before adding more smart devices.
04Garage & entry awareness
Check garage and door status, add useful reminders and explore compatible controls without bypassing safety systems.
05Lighting & everyday routines
Make lamps, supported lighting and smart plugs work around your day, with physical controls that still make sense.
06Smart home troubleshooting
Start with the frustrating part: missing devices, confusing apps, unreliable automations or a system nobody explained.
NO NEED TO HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUTFrom “could we?”
From “could we?”
to “that’s better.”
Tell us what’s annoying.
A daily frustration is a better starting point than a shopping list of devices.
Make a clear plan.
Review compatibility, agree the scope and separate equipment, setup and any trade work.
Install. Test. Explain.
Set up the agreed routines, test real-life behaviour and walk through everyday controls.
Can you work with devices I already own?
Often, yes. Send the brand and exact model of the devices you want to keep. Compatibility depends on the feature you need, the firmware and whether the manufacturer allows local or cloud integration. We check before recommending a setup.
Do I need to make my whole house smart?
No. Start with one useful outcome, such as a garage reminder, a leak alert or a reliable evening lighting scene. A larger system can be planned in phases.
Is there a monthly fee?
Home Assistant software does not require a subscription. Hardware, installation and any agreed support are separate. Optional remote-access services and some device manufacturers may charge subscriptions; these should be identified in the proposal.
What works if the internet goes down?
Supported local devices and local routines can continue while the hub, network and devices have power. Cloud-dependent features and remote notifications may stop. We define and test the behaviour of the chosen system.
Will my light switches still work?
Keeping familiar manual control is a design priority. The result depends on the selected devices and wiring. We explain the behaviour during normal use and when the smart-home hub is offline.
YOUR HOME. YOUR STARTING POINT.What would make
What would make
your day easier?
A garage reminder? A leak alert? A home that finally works together?
Tell Sergey what you have in mind.