Smart Home Automation & Network Specialists in Kenley

On larger Kenley plots the weak spot is rarely the router itself. It is the distance and the number of walls between it and the room or outbuilding that needs signal. We survey real-world speeds room by room and in the garden, then design around access points cabled back to a central switch rather than relying on repeaters.

If you work from a garden office or studio, the Garden Office & Outbuilding Connectivity Audit looks at why signal drops and whether a hardwired backhaul across the garden is the right fix. The audit fee is confirmed before booking, and any installation is quoted separately.

Long drives and deep front gardens suit Active Perimeter Deterrence: detection starts at the gate or boundary, and a compatible Dahua TiOC camera can respond with red/blue warning strobes and a customisable voice alert while someone is still well away from the house. It is a deterrent, not a guarantee, and features depend on the camera model and configuration.

Where you already have a Texecom intruder alarm, we check whether it can be integrated with the cameras. Compatibility depends on the panel and the cameras chosen, so we confirm this at survey.

Gated and long-drive properties benefit from a commercial-grade IP/PoE video intercom at the gate, with scheduled temporary passcodes for cleaners, trades and deliveries so no key safe is needed. Gate automation is subject to a survey of your existing gates and motors.

Telephone call routing can be added as a fallback only where the chosen intercom and service support it. It does not on its own keep the system working through a broadband or power failure.

Homes in Kenley that have changed hands often come with an alarm, cameras and a control system installed by someone who is no longer around. A Smart-Home Health Check reviews what you have inherited, finds the dropped connections, and tells you what can be kept, supported or consolidated into fewer apps where the devices are compatible.