Hampstead Aerials & Satellites

Smart home · NW3

Smart home installation in Hampstead

Most Hampstead smart home work is retrofit: getting lighting, music and heating under proper control inside a listed or conservation-area house without lifting every floor.

  • Design and installation
  • Retrofit or first fix
  • Established 1997
Smart home control keypad in a Hampstead property

NW3

Local postcode

Smart home installation in a protected Hampstead house

The typical brief here is a four or five storey period house, part original and part 1990s extension, where the lighting has grown into banks of dimmers and nobody is sure which switch does what. We survey the existing circuits first, because in Hampstead the saving is almost always in reusing the wiring you already have rather than rewiring rooms you have just decorated.

Where a house is listed or in the conservation area we plan cable routes through existing chases, cupboards, service voids and the basement ceiling, and keep new visible hardware to engraved keypads in the same plate finish throughout. External work — cameras, door stations, shading motors — is sited so it is invisible from the street elevation.

Phasing suits these houses well. We commonly start with the ground floor and the entrance, then add shading, heating zones and music floor by floor as decorating allows, leaving spare capacity in the rack and the cabling for the next stage.

Typical Hampstead projects

What Hampstead homeowners usually ask for

  • Scene lighting on the ground floor with one keypad per room
  • Automated blinds to a glazed rear extension
  • Heating zoned per floor instead of one thermostat in the hall
  • Music in the kitchen, garden and principal bedroom
  • Cameras and a video door station at a protected front elevation

Smart home details in Hampstead

Technology designed to disappear into a Hampstead room

Architectural smart lighting in a Hampstead home
Lighting scenes planned around how each room is used, with simple controls rather than rows of switches.
Discreet automated window shading in a Hampstead home
Quiet automated shading integrated with the window detail and the wider lighting and climate system.

Hampstead questions

Smart home answers for Hampstead

Can smart lighting go into a listed Hampstead house?

Usually yes. Control lives in the loft or a cupboard rather than in the walls, so on many projects the only change you see is a smaller, neater switch plate where the old dimmers were.

Do you have to lift floors?

Not always. We survey existing routes, voids and cupboards first and design around them. Where floors do need lifting we tell you exactly which boards before anything starts.

Can we do it in stages?

Yes, and in period houses we recommend it. We leave capacity in the cabling and the rack so each later stage plugs into what is already there.

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