ROMAAC Group coordinates smart-home technology as part of custom homes, renovations and high-end residential projects. From lighting and climate control to security, access, audio and automated shading, we work with specialist systems and trades so technology is planned into the home rather than added as an afterthought.
Smart-home systems work best when they are considered early in the design and construction process. ROMAAC coordinates technology requirements with electrical, lighting, mechanical, security and interior design plans so systems can be installed cleanly and work together with the architecture of the home.
Lighting, climate, security, access, blinds and entertainment systems can be coordinated through compatible control platforms, reducing the need to manage multiple disconnected systems throughout the home.
Where specified, ROMAAC can coordinate security cameras, intercoms, alarms, access control and remote monitoring systems with the wider electrical and smart-home design.
Automated lighting, climate control, blinds and energy monitoring can help homeowners manage how and when energy is used, particularly when these systems are designed alongside the wider building and sustainability strategy.
The technology brief can be planned around the size of the home, room use, lifestyle, architectural design and level of automation required rather than applying the same system to every project.
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Smart-home technology can make everyday functions easier to control while allowing lighting, climate, security and entertainment systems to work together more effectively. The right level of automation depends on the home, lifestyle and systems selected.
Compatible systems can give you centralised control over lighting, climate, security, blinds and entertainment through wall controls, mobile devices or voice-enabled platforms.
Automated scenes, temperature zones, lighting levels and shading can be configured around different rooms and times of day, helping the home respond more naturally to how it is used.
Planning technology during construction allows cabling, sensors, speakers, controls and equipment to be incorporated more discreetly into the architecture and interior finishes.
Integrated cameras, alarms, intercoms and access systems can provide greater visibility and control over the property, both when you are at home and when you are away.
Smart controls and monitoring can help you understand and manage lighting, climate and other energy-consuming systems more effectively as part of the home's wider sustainability strategy.