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Your home — a smart home

We design, install, and support smart home systems for houses, apartments, and commercial spaces across Latvia.

Smart home solutions for your daily life

Lights turn off when you leave, heating follows your daily rhythm, and you can open the gate for guests from your phone. A smart home helps with everyday details so you think about them less. With smart home solutions you can control devices and track energy use even when you are away.

Pendant lights in warm light

Lighting that fits your day

Step into a dark hallway and the light comes on by itself. Softer for dinner, brighter at your desk. A smart home lets you adjust lighting with one tap or set it to change automatically.

Room thermostat on a wall showing 18.8 °C

Warmth where you want it

Cooler in the bedroom, warmer in the bathroom — a smart home helps set temperature the way you like. Warm when you are home, less heating when you are away. Depending on your setup, you can also control cooling and ventilation.

Door lock controlled from a phone

Know what is happening at home

Open doors, unusual movement, water or gas leaks, smoke, or power issues — with the right sensors, a smart home can warn you in time by sending a notification to your phone even when you are away.

Let guests in without the runaround

Guests at the gate? Talk to them on the intercom and open the gate from your phone. A smart home makes gates and door locks easy to control when you are away. Set access for each person — family every day, guests or tradespeople for a limited time.

Air-to-air heat pump outdoor unit on a wooden house wall, a solar panel above it

Track your home’s energy use

A smart home helps you see when and how much energy you use. Monitor whole-home or individual device use and spot where energy is wasted. Compare how your habits affect consumption. If you have solar panels, track production too.

Six steps to a smarter home

Tools, cable reels and a small network cabinet on site on installation day
  1. Consultation

    Tell us about your home and what matters most to you. We listen, ask questions, and outline possibilities.

  2. Inspection

    We visit your property to assess wiring, layout, and technical requirements. No surprises later.

  3. Offer

    You receive a detailed proposal with scope, timeline, and transparent pricing. No hidden fees.

  4. Installation

    Our team handles everything — wiring, devices, configuration, testing. We clean up after ourselves.

  5. Training

    We walk you through your new system until you're comfortable. Every button, every scene, every schedule.

  6. Support

    We don't disappear after installation. Questions, adjustments, upgrades — we're a call away.

Smart home cabinet with labelled relay modules and circuit breakers

Smart home for a new build or an existing home

You can add a smart home during construction or in a home you already live in. We help you see what makes sense now and how to prepare for future upgrades.

New build — plan ahead

While the house is still being built, it is easier to plan spots for switches, sensors, and other devices and to run the cables you need. Together we will define how you want to control lighting, heating, and other home systems.

Existing home — start with what you have

An already finished apartment or house can get smarter too. We review your current setup and suggest what can be improved. In many cases you can use wireless devices or replace individual switches and controllers.

Renovation is not always required — the work depends on the home and what you want to automate.

Start with what matters most

Estimate smart home costs

The calculator shows approximate costs. We will prepare an exact quote after we learn about your situation.

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What type of property?

This helps us estimate wiring complexity and system requirements.

See homes that got smarter

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Explore smart home possibilities

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Heat meters and the 2027 deadline

Heat meters and the 2027 deadline

Installed heat meters and heat cost allocators must be remotely readable by 1 January 2027, unless the country shows it is not cost-effective.

Your first step toward a smarter home

Want a warmer bathroom in the morning, easier lighting, or to check on your home while away? We will help you see where to start and which smart home solutions fit you.

Ready to make your home smarter?

Book a free consultation and we'll design a system that fits your home and your life.

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