All your smart home devices are installed. We’ve finished programming smart scenes, and we’ve shown your household how to use the system. Now, before the entire process is complete, we’ll set expectations for the future.
After all, if anything ever goes wrong with your Toronto, ON, smart home, you’ll need someone to call for help. That’s the expectation we set in the fifth and final stage of a smart home automation installation.
In the first stage of a home automation installation, we get to know you and what you’d like to get out of a smart home. Next, we prepare plans and draft a design for your system. In stage three, we run wires and install technology across the house, finishing the installation process.
What’s next? We never leave clients hanging and unsure of how to use their home automation system. So when you partner with our smart home company in Muskoka, ON, here’s what you can expect for the fourth stage: orientation and training.
We’ve made a plan and discussed your budget. We visited the house and drafted system designs. Now it’s time to put your smart home into action.
In the third and final phase of a home automation installation, we’re wiring the technology and programming the system to your unique preferences. Here’s what you can anticipate for your Toronto, ON home!
No home automation installation is one-size-fits-all. Some homeowners want to focus on hidden audio-video and the home theatre; others prioritize smart lighting and security. So when we work with clients to design their dream smart home, the first stage in the process is all about getting to know you.
As a home automation company based in Toronto, ON, we’ve established a process that helps our clients realize the full potential of their smart homes. Here’s what you can expect from the first stage of the process: the information session.
Did you know motorized shades can help improve your home’s security? And we don’t mean providing privacy when you need it (although that’s important, too!).
With motorized window coverings incorporated into your smart home system, you can program shades to raise and lower at various times throughout the day, mimicking the appearance of an occupied house. And by syncing your shades to smart lighting, both will work together to create a convincingly occupied house.
Read on to learn how motorized shades and a smart system work to benefit your Toronto, ON, home!
