Ten Minutes from Mason · Family-Owned Since 1988

Smart Home Installation in Mason, Ohio

Control4, Lutron, and Josh.ai systems for Mason, Deerfield Township, Kings Mills, and Landen homes — designed, installed, and supported by the integrator ten minutes down Route 22 in Loveland. One app for lighting, music, shades, climate, cameras, and locks, programmed by people who have done it in hundreds of homes like yours since 1988.

Built After 1995? You Have a Head Start.

Most Mason homes we work in are newer builds: open great rooms, finished basements, tall windows, and often some structured wiring already in the walls. That means cleaner installs, fewer opened walls, and a system that feels like it was always part of the house.

Why Mason Homes Are Built for Automation

Open Floor Plans. Big Windows. Finished Basements.

Mason has one of the youngest housing stocks in Greater Cincinnati, and it shows in what we install here. Great rooms where one switch runs a dozen cans become Lutron lighting scenes. Two-story foyers and south-facing walls of glass get motorized shades on a schedule. Finished basements turn into theaters, golf simulator bays, and Bengals rooms. And in Deerfield Township and the Mason school district, builders are still framing — which is the cheapest moment there will ever be to pre-wire.

Control4 Whole-Home Automation

The backbone. Lighting, audio, video, shades, climate, security, and locks in one system you run from your phone, a keypad, or a remote. Mason searches for a Control4 dealer already land on our Cincinnati Control4 page — same team, ten minutes closer.

Lutron Lighting & Motorized Shades

RadioRA 3 or HomeWorks scenes throughout the house, and Lutron shades that track the sun. Mason’s big windows are why this is our most-requested upgrade here. See our Lutron page.

Josh.ai Voice Control

Natural voice control that understands “Josh, it’s too bright in here.” Private by design — no ads, no data harvesting. More on Josh.ai.

Whole-Home & Outdoor Audio

Sonance hidden architectural speakers indoors, landscape audio around the pool and patio, Sonos for casual listening — all in the same app. Whole-home audio · Outdoor audio.

Networking First

Before any of the above, we audit the network: Araknis access points, a wired backbone, a managed switch. A Mason house with sixty connected devices on a cable-company router isn’t a smart home — it’s a support ticket. Home networking.

The cheapest smart home you will ever own is the one that was pre-wired before drywall.

— Phantom Sound, to every Deerfield Township builder we work with

Building or Remodeling in Mason?

Talk to Us Before Drywall

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Speaker, TV, and keypad locations

Placed on the plans with your builder and electrician, so nothing is guessed at after the walls close. New-construction AV pre-wire.

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A real equipment closet

Central rack with proper power, cooling, and a labeled backbone of Category and fiber to every room that matters.

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Shade pockets and window power

Recessed pockets and power at the headers cost a few hundred dollars now. Adding them later means drywall, paint, and a much bigger check.

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Systems the previous owner left behind

Buying a second-owner Mason home with a decade-old Control4, Crestron, or Savant system nobody can log into? We take those over all the time — evaluate it, get you in, and tell you honestly whether it’s worth keeping.

Mason Questions

Smart Home FAQs for Mason & Deerfield Township

Do you work in Mason regularly, or is it a special trip?

Mason is one of our busiest areas. We’re based at 11865 Enyart Road in Loveland, so Mason, Deerfield Township, Kings Mills, Landen, and Maineville are ten to fifteen minutes away — and there are no travel charges anywhere in the Mason area.

My house already has some wiring from when it was built. Can you use it?

Usually, yes. Many Mason homes built after 2000 have structured wiring or speaker pre-wire. We test what’s there, use what’s good, and only add what’s needed.

How long does a Mason smart home installation take?

A lighting-and-audio retrofit in the main rooms: three to five days. A full whole-home system: two to six weeks, usually coordinated with your builder or remodeler.

What does a smart home cost in Mason?

Starter systems (lighting scenes in the main rooms, basic audio, simple automation) from about $5,000. A typical full smart home with lighting throughout, whole-home audio, climate, and basic security runs $15,000–$50,000. Luxury whole-home automation with theater, shades, cameras, and outdoor runs $50,000 and up. New construction costs meaningfully less than retrofit for the same result — see our pricing page or the Cincinnati cost guide.

Will it work with Alexa or Google?

Yes. Control4, Josh.ai, Lutron, and Sonos all integrate with Alexa and Google Home if you want them. Most of our Mason clients end up using Josh.ai for voice because it understands context instead of device names.

Ready to Make Your Mason Home a Smart Home?

Free in-home consultation — 60 to 90 minutes, no charge, no pressure. Because we’re in Loveland, we can usually be in Mason within a couple of days. Serving Mason, Deerfield Township, Kings Mills, Landen, Maineville, Hamilton Township, Lebanon, West Chester, and Liberty Township.