Smart Home Automation & Network Specialists in Purley

Period properties often have solid or thick internal walls and long chimney breasts that block Wi-Fi. Discreet recessed ceiling access points cabled back to a central location usually work far better than a single router, and the cabling can often be routed without major disruption.

Converted lofts, extensions and rear-garden offices are the most common trouble spots we are asked about. The Home Survey & Wi-Fi Diagnostic maps these before anything is recommended, and a separate Garden Office & Outbuilding Connectivity Audit is available where an outbuilding is the main problem.

In busy residential roads the main concern is usually the front and side access. Active deterrence cameras on compatible models can trigger warning strobes and a voice message when someone lingers at the boundary, and send an instant alert to your phone. Detection zones are tuned to cut nuisance alerts from passing traffic and pedestrians.

We design intruder alarm and CCTV together, with Texecom integration where the panel and cameras are compatible, so that the system behaves as one rather than two.

For homes with shared drives, converted flats or several occupants, a video intercom with scheduled temporary passcodes gives cleaners, carers and tradespeople access only when you want it, without a key safe by the door.

Driveway gate automation is looked at case by case after a survey of the existing gates, posts and power supply.

If a previous owner left you with a mix of hubs, apps and half-working devices, the Smart-Home Health Check starts with a walk-through of what is installed and what is actually connected. We then recommend what to keep, what to replace, and where apps can be consolidated if the devices are compatible.