Palm Beach homes and how they differ
On the island of Palm Beach, many houses are Mediterranean Revival or other historic styles with thick masonry walls, decorative ceilings and plaster that owners want left intact. Technology has to fit around that. We look for existing pathways, use attic and crawl spaces where they exist, and choose small keypads and speaker grilles that sit quietly in historic rooms. New construction on the island and in Manalapan, Jupiter Island and Boca Raton allows more planning: an equipment room, conduit and a full prewire before walls close.
Oceanfront and Intracoastal homes add outdoor areas, docks and guest houses. Condominium residences along the coast follow association rules for insurance, approvals and work hours.
Services for Palm Beach County
The South Florida team provides the same services offered in New York: home theaters, Crestron control, Lutron lighting and motorized shades, whole-home and outdoor audio, networks and cameras and entry. In large houses, a well-planned network is usually the first priority, because every other system depends on it.
Many Palm Beach homes are used part of the year. Remote access lets owners check cameras, temperature and leak sensors while they are away, and lets us apply updates and diagnose problems without a visit. Before the season starts, we can test the system and have it ready when the family arrives.
Planning for storm season
We plan surge protection with the electrician, battery backup for the network, cameras and control processor, and outdoor equipment selected for the site's exposure. This lowers risk and helps systems recover; no home system can be made storm-proof.
