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Greenwich & Fairfield County

Wilton, CT

Smart Home Integration in Wilton

Wilton keeps its New England character: antique colonials on stone-walled lots, the Norwalk River valley, and new farmhouses on the ridges.

From Cannondale and Georgetown in the north to Silvermine in the south, the town is mostly residential acreage, with Weir Farm, the painter J. Alden Weir's home and now a national historical park, on its northern edge. The houses run from eighteenth-century colonials to large new builds.

The old houses ask for careful retrofits: cable through existing paths, wireless lighting and shading where walls should stay closed, and Wi-Fi that reaches through plaster and fieldstone. The new houses ask for planning: we join the architect at the drawings, so the systems are built in.

Wilton is a family town, and the work reflects it: a network that holds for school and work, a media room, music through the house and out to the pool.

Architecture

Old New England, new farmhouse

Antique center-chimney colonials, barns, Colonial Revival houses and new modern farmhouses. We keep what is original and plan what is new so nothing looks added.

Lifestyle

A family town

School, sport and the train to the city. Wi-Fi in every room, a family room that becomes a cinema, and music from the kitchen to the terrace.

What Wilton asks for

Across Wilton

  • Wilton Center
  • Cannondale
  • Georgetown
  • Silvermine

and across the Town of Wilton.

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

Questions

Wilton, answered.

Do you work in Wilton?
Yes. We design and install networking, lighting, audio, home theater and Savant control for homes across Wilton, from Cannondale and Georgetown to Silvermine.
Can you add technology to an antique 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.
Why does our Wi-Fi drop in parts of the house?
Plaster, fieldstone and additions built over decades all weaken a wireless signal. We wire access points through the house on a network designed for it, so coverage holds in every room.
Do you also work in New Canaan, Weston and Ridgefield?
Yes, across Fairfield County, and over the line into Pound Ridge and the rest of northern Westchester.

What we bring to Wilton

Building or renovating in Wilton?

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