$99 Flat
Home Automation Hub Setup, One App That Actually Runs the House
Lights, locks, thermostat and cameras bought across five brands and five apps, brought onto one hub with scenes built around how the household really lives. $99 flat.
Chapter 01
Five Brands, Five Apps, Nobody Running Any of It
The households we see in Milledgeville and across Middle Georgia rarely bought their smart devices all at once. A smart plug goes in one year, a video doorbell the next, a set of bulbs on sale after that, and each one arrives with its own app, its own account, and no idea any of the others exist. The lights do not know the doorbell rang. The thermostat does not know anyone left.
What actually gets used tends to shrink to whichever single app someone in the house bothered to keep open, and everything else quietly stops getting touched. That is not a device problem. It is a hub problem, and it is the exact thing a central hub setup is built to fix.
Wall mounted touchscreen control panel showing a setup step
Scenes Built Around the House, Not a Demo
The hub goes in first, then every existing device gets brought onto it under one account and one app. From there the work is building scenes around how the household actually moves through a day rather than shipping a generic default: a Movie Night scene that dims the lights and drops the shades in one tap, a Leaving Home scene that locks the door, sets the thermostat back and arms the cameras together.
Voice commands get trained on top of that so the same scenes can be run hands free, and firmware across every connected device gets brought current as part of the same visit, because an out-of-date device is one of the most common reasons a hub setup that worked on day one starts dropping devices by week three.
Chapter 03
The Scenes Are Handed Over, Not Locked Behind Us
Before we leave, the household is shown how to rename, edit or build a new scene themselves, because a Leaving Home routine that only works the way we set it up on day one stops being useful the first time a habit changes. This is theirs to adjust going forward.
The $99 flat rate covers the standard hub setup. A service fee applies to specialised design consultations and full custom quotes, and any work like that is priced and agreed with the household before it starts. Call (478) 442-5358 to get every device in the house talking to the same app.
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