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Greenwich & Fairfield County

Weston, CT

Smart Home Integration in Weston


Weston is wooded and quiet by design: large lots, long drives and almost no town center. A house here has to bring its own infrastructure.

Most of the town is residential acreage among the trees, with Devil's Den preserve to the north and the Saugatuck River and reservoir through the middle. Houses sit far back from the road, from antique colonials to large new construction.

That setting shapes the system. Cell coverage can be patchy, the power runs through a great many trees, and the pool house and garage are often far from the main house. We design for it: a wired network with Wi-Fi calling for the gaps, buried connections to outbuildings, and generator or battery systems that keep the house running through a storm.

Westport and Wilton are next door, and our team covers all three.

Architecture

Colonials in the woods

Antique colonials and barns, mid-century houses and new construction on cleared acreage. We keep the old houses intact and plan the new ones so the systems are built in.

Lifestyle

Self-sufficient

Out of sight of the neighbors and a drive from everything. The house needs a network that reaches every building, power that holds, and a room for film when no one feels like going out.

Across Weston

  • Weston center
  • Lyons Plain
  • Georgetown
  • Devil's Den

and across the Town of Weston.

Nearby: Westport · Wilton · Ridgefield · New Canaan · All of Greenwich & Fairfield County

Questions

Weston, answered.

Do you work in Weston?
Yes. We design and install networking, backup power, lighting, audio, home theater and Savant control for homes across Weston, as well as Westport and Wilton next door.
Our cell signal is weak at home. Can you help?
Yes. A strong wired network with access points through the house lets phones use Wi-Fi calling everywhere it reaches. Where a property needs more, we advise on carrier-approved signal boosters.
Can you connect the pool house and garage?
Yes. We link outbuildings with buried fiber or point-to-point wireless, depending on the distance and the site, then bring them onto the same network and control system.
What happens when the power goes out?
With a generator or battery system sized for the house, the network, heating, refrigeration and key lighting keep running. We design it alongside the rest of the system so the changeover is clean.