Smart home hardware is sold as a fifteen-minute job and almost never is. The doorbell needs a transformer that can carry it, the thermostat needs a common wire the house does not have, and the cameras need to reach a router two floors away. I fit the hardware and then stay until it is genuinely working on your network.
Lighting and fixtures
Light fixture installation, ceiling fan replacement, dimmer switches, LED and showcase lighting, and switch and outlet replacement.
Smart home and security
Camera installation, smart thermostat installation, video doorbells, smart switches and security system setup — including the part everyone else skips, which is getting them onto the Wi-Fi and into the app on your phone before I leave.
Where I stop
Fixture-level and low-voltage work is mine. Panel changes, new circuits and anything that needs a permit belong with a state-licensed electrician, and I will tell you plainly when your job is one of those rather than take it on.