The smallest system that does the job
I survey your home, map what you already own, and design only what earns its place. No hardware sold here, so nothing on the list is there because it pays me.
- Vendor-agnostic by policy
- Insured for remote support
- Homes across England, Wales and Scotland
Photograph of a real client home — warm window light, people first. Awaiting the owner’s photography.
Start where you are
Four routes into the same method
- The SMART methodSix stages from survey to handover, and what you keep at the end of each one.How it works
- Previous projectsReal homes, published with the owner’s written permission — what changed and what it costs to run.See the work
- Remote supportHow a screen-share session works, and the one thing I will never ask you for.Read this first
- My storyWho you are dealing with, and why there is no hardware for sale here.About Ash
My services
Three kinds of home, three different jobs
The method is the same. What it is for is not. Pick the one that sounds like you and the page speaks to that job only.
Home and family
Families · first-time buyers · renters · busy professionals · the tech-curious
Start with heating, because that is where the money is. Everything else waits until it earns its place.
Home and familyStages used
- Survey
- Map
- Architect
- Rollout
- Tune
- Complete
Accessible living
Older people · anyone who wants a home that is easier to live in
Lights, heating, doors and blinds that answer to a voice or one button. Set up so staying in your own home stays the easy option.
Accessible livingStages used
- Survey
- Map
- Architect
- Rollout
- Tune
- Complete
Property and business
Landlords · flippers · developers · business owners
Fewer callouts, lower running costs, and a system the next tenant can actually use. Specified once, repeatable across units.
Property and businessStages used
- Survey
- Map
- Architect
- Rollout
- Tune
- Complete
Previous projects
Real homes, published with permission
No case studies published yet
The first three go up as soon as the owners have agreed to it. Until then, ask on a call and I will walk you through the plans I have drawn and what they cost to run.
Start with a survey, not a shopping list
Two hours in your home, then a written plan you own — whether or not you go on to have any of it installed. Credited in full against work you book.