Smart home repair that actually works.

Home Assistant rescue

Home Assistant is powerful, which also means it can become a tangle, especially when whoever built it has moved on. We take over an orphaned or broken instance, work out what it's doing, update it safely, fix the broken bits, and document it so it's maintainable. If it's running on something fragile, we can move it onto a stable, backed-up setup. You end up with something you can actually run.

Automations that actually fire

The whole point of a smart home is that it does things on its own. When the routines stop, lights that don't come on, heating that ignores the schedule, security that quietly stopped arming, it's worse than having nothing. We rebuild automations so they're reliable and survive the next app or firmware update, and we make them easy to tweak.

Devices that keep dropping offline

Switches, sensors, cameras and locks showing offline is one of the most common and most frustrating problems, and re-pairing them is almost never the real fix. The cause is usually the network, hub placement, or wireless interference between Zigbee, Z-Wave and Wi-Fi. We find the actual cause so the devices stay connected for good.

One way to control everything

Lights in one app, the heater in another, the lock in a third, the speakers in a fourth, nothing working together. We bring it into one place the whole household can use, on a phone, a wall-mounted tablet, or by voice, so the home behaves like one system instead of a drawer of remotes.

Wireless retrofit (no rewiring)

Want a smarter home without tearing the walls open? We add reliable wireless lighting control, sensors, climate and security to an existing place using Zigbee, Z-Wave, Wi-Fi and Matter gear. It's the practical way to make a normal home smart, and it's perfect for renters and heritage homes too.

Set up properly from scratch

New to all this and want it done right the first time? We plan a smart home around how you actually live, pick gear that plays well together, and set it up so it's reliable and simple, not a weekend project that never ends.

Where this comes from

The standards and projects behind the work above, so you can check any of it yourself rather than take our word for it:

• Home Assistant, the open-source platform behind many of the setups we rescue.
• Zigbee and Z-Wave, the mesh protocols behind most retrofit sensors and switches.
• Matter and Thread, the newer cross-ecosystem standards.
• Wi-Fi and mesh networking, where most dropout faults are actually found.