Control4 is the long-standing home automation tech giant that has infiltrated all areas of the smart home, from the way we entertain friends and families, to how we secure our homes and even home heating and cooling systems. The Control4 Wireless Thermostat is just...
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The 4 Control4 App Capabilities that Made Summer So Much Cooler
In New England, we love summer. But, let’s face it: this year was a scorcher. In fact, this summer’s heat brought on some of the highest temperatures we’ve seen in years. Luckily, our smart home automation provides relief during any heatwave, with assistance from the...
Architects and Builders Are Joining the Smart Home Revolution – Find out Why
Architects and builders across America are joining the smart home revolution for a variety of reasons, but the primary one is that across the board, smart homes attract buyers and increase profitability. If you’re a builder or architect, here are all five reasons why...
Does Smart Home Automation Increase Property Value?
Good news, whole home automation increases both your home’s curb appeal to potential buyers and your property value. Since home automation helps you run a more efficient, cost-effective household and save on your home owner’s insurance, all while letting you enjoy a...
Smart Home Devices vs. Whole Home Automation
We hear many misconceptions about the differences between whole home automation also known as a "Smart Home" and smart home devices like Alexa, Nest, and Google. If you think you can get a smart home by purchasing a device on Amazon or Best Buy, you might want to read...
10 Tips for Using Lighting to Design Your Outdoor Space
Outdoor lighting used to mean flipping on the carport or house lights, or maybe turning on a security light on a pole. Those lights lit up the night, but in a harsh, and not always a useful or directed way. They tended to be unshielded and created a lot of unwelcome...
Five Reasons Builders and Architects Need to Integrate Smart Home Systems into New Buildings
Over the next decade, builders and architects who integrate smart home systems into their buildings are going to financially outperform and outpace those who don’t. The benefits of integrating smart home technology into new homes and buildings is a no-brainer if you...
Home Automation Tips: Lighting Control for Your Home
When people first think of home automation, they often think of lighting control. In fact, it’s one of the first smart home features people implement into their homes. And for good reason! Lighting control has many benefits – convenience, safety, and aesthetic being...
The Top Four Home Automation Features He’ll be Sure to Love
While May is all about the amazing mom’s out there, June is for the dad’s. You want a way to show your husband just how thankful you are for all he does, but you’re itching to do something different and more special this year. Chances are that you’ve probably heard...
5 Common Home Automation Mistakes
More and more homeowners are beginning to implement home automation features into their homes. Whole home audio, climate control, keyless alarms – these features are meant to enhance your life and make things a whole lot simpler. It’s no wonder everyone wants a...
The Top Six Smart Home Features Buyers Want
Smart home features used to be considered a luxury, and though they are still very luxurious, they’ve also become expected. Homeowners are adding features to their existing homes, while buyers are looking for them during the house hunt. Builders, architects and...
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Connecticut Smart Home Trends to Consider Adding to Your Home
The smart home concept has changed significantly over the years. It has moved beyond smart home light bulbs and door locks to include more holistic features that work together to power your home. If you're in Connecticut and want to push your smart home to new levels,...
Why Luxury Home Builders in Connecticut are Turning to Smart Home Technology
Smart home technology has been in high demand for some time, and that shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, according to a report by the prestigious market research company Parks and Associates, nearly a quarter of all U.S. homes have three or more smart home...