Smart Home Solutions

Smart Home Solutions, professionally installed.

Devices you can trust, wired the right way. We install the physical hardware, commission the connection, and leave the wiring and the wall behind it in the condition a homeowner should expect from a residential electrician.

What we install

The full smart-home catalogue.

We install the devices homeowners actually ask for — quietly, cleanly, and in your ecosystem, not ours. Every device on this list is a device we install and support.

  • Switches & outlets

    Smart switches, dimmers, outlets

    Direct-wire replacements for existing switches and receptacles. We match the neutral requirement to the device and handle the box fill correctly the first time.

  • Lighting

    Indoor and outdoor smart lighting

    Smart fixtures, LED conversions, dimming compatible with your app or hub. Outdoor rated for weather, indoor sized for the circuit.

  • Comfort

    Smart thermostats

    Wired to your HVAC's low-voltage circuit, with a C-wire added where the equipment does not supply one. Set-up walkthrough included.

  • Entry

    Video doorbells

    Direct-wired to your existing chime transformer where present, or upgraded to the transformer the doorbell needs. Never hung on tape.

  • Security

    Cameras & security devices

    Hard-wired cameras and sensors where you want continuous coverage, battery devices where you want flexibility. Cable routes hidden.

  • Sensing

    Motion & occupancy sensors

    Wired to the switch leg where the fixture allows it, integrated with your lighting scenes where the ecosystem supports it.

  • Automation

    Automated lighting controls

    Scene controllers, keypads and timers. The morning circuit, the movie scene, the porch-on-at-sunset — configured with you, not for you.

  • Voice

    Voice-controlled devices & Wi-Fi equipment

    Voice assistants, smart hubs and Wi-Fi-connected electrical equipment integrated into the home network the homeowner already runs.

How an install goes

Three phases — sized, wired, tested, handed over.

A clean product-style arrangement of smart switches, dimmers and outlets on a dark surface with blue rim lighting.
We size, wire, and install. Neutral checks, load checks, box fill. If your existing wiring is not ready for the device, you hear about it before we start.
A modern video doorbell on a contemporary front door at dusk with a small blue indicator light.
We commission and test. Wi-Fi pairing, hub joining, scene assignment, notification behaviour. Everything gets exercised before we leave the driveway.
A smart thermostat on a clean wall in a minimal contemporary home interior with a soft blue display glow.
You keep the app; we keep the wiring right. If a device fails a year from now, you replace it with the ecosystem you already own — the wall behind it is done.

Why professional installation matters

Devices are the fun part. The wall behind them is the electrician's part.

  • Safe integration with existing wiring.

    Smart devices often need a neutral, a specific transformer, or a specific breaker to work correctly. We check the branch circuit before we cut the cover off the box, not after.

  • Permit and inspection compliance where local code requires it.

    A ceiling-fan swap probably does not need a permit. A new dedicated circuit for a hard-wired camera hub usually does. We know which is which in the jurisdictions we work in, and we pull the permit when the job calls for one.

  • One installer, one point of contact.

    If the doorbell chime doesn't ring after we leave, one phone number owns the fix — not a warranty line for the device and a different one for the wire.

A note on ecosystems.

KC Smart Services installs devices in whichever ecosystem the homeowner chooses. All the major smart-home platforms are supported — the differences between them show up in the app, not in the wiring. We do not resell devices, we do not push a brand, and we do not lock a home into a hub we install this year and stop supporting next year. We install what you buy, or what we specify together after a walkthrough.

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