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The Hamptons

Sag Harbor, NY

Smart Home Integration in Sag Harbor

Sag Harbor was a whaling port, and its streets of captains' houses still lead down to the wharf on the bay.

The village is one of the best-preserved historic districts on the East End, with Federal and Greek Revival houses close together on narrow streets. Around it, North Haven, Noyac and Bay Point look out over the bays, with larger houses on the water.

Historic houses here ask for patient retrofits: cable through existing paths, wireless lighting control where original walls should stay closed, and nothing visible from the street. The waterfront houses ask for systems built for salt air and storms.

Sag Harbor is lived in all year by more families than most of the East End, so the house has to work in February as well as August.

From the Journal

The room nobody sees

Historic houses rarely have a good place for equipment. Our guide to planning one that stays cool, quiet and easy to service.

Read the essay →

Architecture

Captains' houses

Federal and Greek Revival houses in the village, shingle-style and modern houses on the water. We preserve every original surface and bring the systems in behind them.

Lifestyle

A village on the water

Boats at the wharf, dinner in the village, and a house that works every season. Music through the house, light for the garden and a network that reaches every floor.

What Sag Harbor asks for

Across Sag Harbor

  • Sag Harbor Village
  • North Haven
  • Noyac
  • Bay Point
  • Redwood

and around the bays.

Nearby: East Hampton · Bridgehampton · Water Mill · Southampton · All of The Hamptons

Questions

Sag Harbor, answered.

Do you work in Sag Harbor and North Haven?
Yes. We design and install lighting, audio, networking, shading and home theater for homes in Sag Harbor Village, North Haven, Noyac and Bay Point.
Can technology be added to a historic house in the village?
Yes. We route cable through existing paths, use wireless lighting control where original walls should stay closed, and keep anything visible from the street to a minimum.
Why is the Wi-Fi poor in our old house?
Old plaster, chimneys and additions built over two centuries weaken a wireless signal. We wire access points through the house on a network designed for it.
Do you look after homes lived in all year?
Yes. Our care plans include remote monitoring, maintenance and support in every season.

What we bring to Sag Harbor

Building or renovating in Sag Harbor?

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 →