Structured cabling is the design and installation of a cabling system that will support multiple hardware uses and be suitable for today's needs and those of the future. With a correctly installed system, current and future requirements can be met, and hardware that is added in the future will be supported. Structured cabling design and installation is governed by a set of standards that specify wiring data centers, commercial spaces, industrial spaces, homes, and apartment buildings for data or voice communications using various kinds of cabling spending on the needs of the deployment.

Access control refers to the management and regulation of entry into a physical space, such as a home or building.  Access control systems allow users to remotely monitor and control access to their properties through the use of electronic gate control, smart locks, biometric devices, and mobile applications. This provides a secure and convenient way to monitor and manage entry and exit of authorized individuals, enhancing the overall security of the property.

A video surveillance system is composed of a system of cameras, monitors/display units, and recorders. Cameras may be either analog or digital with a host of possible design features. These systems can be applied to both interior and exterior areas of a building or property. They can operate 24/7, can be designed to only record in response to movement, or set to record during specific times of the day. With the advancements in todays technology, these systems have the capabilities of providing analytics such as people counting, license plate capturing, object tracking, and much more.  The cameras may be conspicuous and out in the open to deter crime, or they can be more hidden and discreet to record evidence with fewer chances of being tampered with.  Footage can be monitored live by a individual, monitored remotely if using an IP camera and system by a monitoring company, or can simply be recorded and stored by a DVR (digital video recorder) or NVR (network video recorder) for review later should the need arise. Finally, video surveillance systems are closed – this means its signals are not broadcast so that others could intercept and view the content. Only authorized users have the credentials to access and view content.

Burglar alarms are networks of integrated electronic devices working together with a central control panel to protect against thefts and other possible illegal entries, as well as intruders. We can find many names for burglar alarms, and the most basic definition of a security system is found in its name. It literally means something secured through a system of inter-working components and devices.

Network design, integration, and support are critical components for a home automation company. They ensure the smooth operation of the company's automated systems and devices, allowing customers to enjoy a seamless and efficient home automation experience. The network design involves creating a blueprint for the company's system and ensuring that all devices and systems are properly connected and configured. Integration involves ensuring that all systems and devices are working together seamlessly and efficiently. Finally, support ensures that any issues or problems are resolved quickly and effectively, ensuring the continued smooth operation of the home automation system.

A home theater is a state-of-the-art entertainment system that enhances the movie watching experience with high-quality sound and picture. With home automation, it can be seamlessly integrated and controlled with a single device for optimal enjoyment.

IP Phone Service is a cutting-edge technology that enables seamless communication and integrates with home automation systems. It utilizes the internet to make calls, eliminating the need for traditional phone lines and providing enhanced call quality and features such as call forwarding and voicemail.

Audio/Video design for a home involves creating a seamless integration between sound and visual systems in a home, enhancing the overall experience of entertainment and comfort. This includes designing and installing audio/visual systems such as smart TVs, surround sound, multi-room audio, and video projection systems, all controlled through a central home automation system.

Landscape lighting design is the process of strategically placing lights throughout a property's outdoor space to enhance its beauty and create a desired ambiance. It can be customized and controlled through a home automation system for added convenience and energy efficiency.

Asset management in a home automation company refers to the process of tracking, organizing and maintaining all the devices and equipment used to automate a home. This involves monitoring their usage, ensuring they are functioning properly and replacing or repairing them as needed. It helps to optimize the performance and extend the lifespan of these assets, thereby providing a seamless automation experience for the homeowner.

Fiber optic deployment is the process of installing fiber optic cables in homes to provide high-speed internet and other communication services. It is an essential component for home automation systems, allowing for the seamless integration of smart devices and efficient communication between them.

Fulfillment refers to the process of delivering and setting up home automation products in customers' homes. This involves receiving orders, packaging, shipping and installing the products to ensure the customers have a seamless and satisfactory experience with their home automation system.