Bring plans, not a shopping list
Have a floor plan if available, location, build stage, priority rooms, existing equipment and target timing. An optional budget range helps set priorities; it need not be final.
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Tell us about your space.
Share your location, project stage and priorities. We’ll use them to discuss the right next step; this form requests a conversation, not a confirmed appointment.
Before you start
From an idea to a clear scope.
Start with the requirements
The first conversation helps define functions, installation constraints and coordination with your architect or builder. For existing homes, wiring and access need a closer look.
Agree scope and fees
Site surveys, detailed design, travel and installation have different requirements. Confirm charges before commissioning work. A proposal should distinguish equipment, programming, installation and support.
A few practical questions.
What does the first conversation cover?
Your location, build stage, priority rooms, existing equipment and target timing. A floor plan helps if you have one. We use this to decide whether a site review or a more detailed design is the right next step.
Is a consultation or site visit free?
Request the scope and any charges before confirming a consultation, site survey or design work. Travel and detailed design requirements vary by project; submitting this form does not book or commission work.
What should my proposal include?
The functions and rooms covered, product models and finishes, wiring responsibilities, programming, testing, documentation, training and support terms. Clarify exclusions, payment stages and any ongoing service costs before approval.
How do I request help after installation?
Email [email protected] with your project location, the affected function and a description of the issue. Do not send passwords. Warranty coverage, remote assistance, site visits and response arrangements follow your project agreement.
When should I involve an automation specialist?
Ideally during planning, before electrical layouts and finishes are finalised. For existing homes, start with a review of what is already installed.
Can you work with my architect or builder?
We can discuss the automation scope with your design and building team so the controls, wiring and finishes are planned together.
Can an existing home be upgraded?
The options depend on the existing wiring, equipment and access. A review of the property can help define what is practical.
What affects the project cost?
The number of rooms, systems, devices, wiring requirements and installation scope all affect the proposal. Share your plans and priorities to help define the scope.