Home Automation Services: Here’s 3 Every Green Bay Home Needs

1. Lighting Control

Controlling lights through more than light switches is one of the most convenient and luxurious features of smart homes.

Lighting control keypads that are programmable and configurable allow you to control many sets of lights with a single tap.

For efficiency and comfort, turn off your interior lights or use only task lights when the Green Bay sun shines brightly during the day.

Schedule your lights and change them according to the season for even more convenience.

Outdoor lighting is also more manageable with lighting control, to the point where sensors and schedules can take care of everything. As a result, no matter what time of day or night it is, your home will be perfectly illuminated.

Of course, wherever you are in the house, your smartphone can also be used to control the lighting.

Explore the elements of a complete home automation system:

• Smart Lighting
  
• Motorized Shades & Blinds
• Private Voice Control
• Whole-home WiFi & Networking
• Multi-Room Audio
• Home Theater & Media Rooms
• Home Security & Surveillance
• Outdoor TV & Audio
• Outdoor Bug Screens & Motorized Shades

If you want to learn more about how home automation can make your home more convenient, give us a call; together we can devise a plan that will fit your needs.

2. Motorized Shades

Even in Wisconsin, we get plenty of sun, especially during the summer.

Glare, heat accumulation, and damage to interior surfaces and furniture can all result from too much sun.

You won't have to worry about those issues with motorized shades.

Motorized shades, like lighting control, can be raised or lowered at the touch of a button, according to a schedule, or simply by coming into a room.

By utilizing natural light strategically in your house, motorized blinds provide privacy when you need it, security while you're gone, and efficiency.

Motorized window coverings are also an excellent partner for lighting control; when used together, they can create a comfortable environment in your home.

Security is another popular feature of home automation.

From video doorbells to smart locks and sensors, security features come in many shapes and sizes.

Basic security systems have existed for a long time, but smart home technology has enhanced their intelligence and usability.

If you own a vacation home, for example, smart cameras can keep an eye on things while you're gone. Do you make your summer cottage available to relatives and friends?

Smart locks can grant them access digitally and momentarily, eliminating the need for many keys that could be lost.

Do you want to see how your property is doing? Checking camera feeds, smart lock status, and garage door status is as easy as grabbing your smartphone.