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Westchester County

Irvington, NY

Smart Home Integration in Irvington

Irvington looks out over the Tappan Zee, the widest reach of the Hudson. Its houses, from river estates to village Victorians, are built around that view.

The village runs down a steep Main Street to the river, with Victorian and shingled houses on the hillside and larger estates along the water and the ridge. Some of the Hudson's best-known nineteenth-century estates are here, and the houses that grew up around them share their sense of scale.

Hillside lots and old houses make the work careful. Cable has to find its way through stone foundations and plaster walls, Wi-Fi has to climb three or four floors, and every window facing the river needs shading that keeps the view.

For new construction and full renovations we work from the drawings with the architect, so the equipment room, wiring and device locations are settled before the walls close.

From the Journal

How to light a landscape, in layers

Hillside gardens and river views reward patient lighting. Our approach, one layer at a time.

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Architecture

Victorian, shingle and estate

Victorian and shingle-style houses on the hillside, stone estates along the ridge and the water. We preserve original detail and bring the systems in behind it.

Lifestyle

Lived toward the river

Terraces and porches face the water, and evenings start outside: music that carries to the garden, landscape light down the slope, shades that follow the sun across the glass.

What Irvington asks for

Across Irvington

  • Irvington village
  • Ardsley-on-Hudson
  • East Irvington
  • Matthiessen Park

and along the river towns from Hastings to Tarrytown.

Nearby: Briarcliff Manor · Scarsdale · Bronxville · Armonk · All of Westchester County

Questions

Irvington, answered.

Do you work in Irvington?
Yes. We design and install home theater, lighting, shading, audio, networking and Savant control for homes in Irvington and the neighboring river towns, from our office in Armonk.
Why is the Wi-Fi weak on our upper floors?
Tall hillside houses with plaster and stone walls defeat a single router. We wire access points on each floor, on a network designed for the house, so coverage is strong from the lower level to the top.
Can technology be added to a historic house?
Yes, carefully. We route cable through existing paths, use wireless lighting control where walls should stay closed, and place equipment where it can be serviced without disturbing original rooms.
Do you also work in Tarrytown, Dobbs Ferry and Hastings-on-Hudson?
Yes, along the river towns and across the rest of Westchester.

What we bring to Irvington

Building or renovating in Irvington?

Let's talk about the home and the system it deserves.

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More on how we think about the work. Read the Journal →