Smart homes grow one gadget at a time. A bulb here, a camera there, a doorbell with its own app — until nothing talks to anything, the cameras keep dropping off Wi-Fi, and nobody remembers which account owns what. I untangle it, get everything working together, and make sure a $20 smart plug isn’t a way into your laptop.
Not sure how deep the problem goes? Start with a check-up. Its fee comes off a full setup if you book one within 30 days.
Best forA few nagging problems, or you just want to know where things stand.
Best forA whole-home tangle you want fixed properly and documented.
Every device, app, and account mapped: what it is, where it lives, who owns the login, and what needs updating.
Coverage that reaches where your devices are, and a separate network for smart devices, away from your computers and phones.
Lights, cameras, locks, sensors, and speakers connected through one hub, with scenes and automations that actually run.
A plain-English guide: what’s installed, how to add a device, what to do when something goes offline, and where every login lives.
If you’re not sure how big the problem is, yes. In 90 minutes we’ll fix what we can and you’ll get a written plan. If you go on to book a full setup within 30 days, the check-up fee comes off the price.
No. Everything is done remotely — on a video call where you point your phone at things, plus remote access to your router and hub apps. If something needs to be physically mounted or wired, you or a local installer handle that; I handle the setup and configuration.
It depends on your phones, your devices, and how much tinkering you want. Apple Home and Google Home are the simplest; Home Assistant is the most powerful. I’ll recommend one based on what you already own, not a sales pitch.
Yes. A shopping list sized to your home and platform can be part of the proposal. You buy it, I set it up.
Yes — offices have the same tangle of cameras, TVs, door locks, and guest Wi-Fi. For company laptops, accounts, and firewalls, see Fractional IT Management.
A small block of time for new devices, broken automations, firmware updates, and “why is the doorbell offline again” — so you don’t need a new project for every tweak.
A free 30-minute call to talk through your stack, your size, and the actual headache. You’ll leave with next steps, whether or not we work together.