If you’re intrigued by the world of home automation, you’ll want to tune in to this episode of the The Marc and Mandy Show. Today’s show is geared at anyone who is considering home automation. Giles of GiCor Lodging Projects answers some common home automation questions.
Q: I’m considering home automation. What are the steps involved in the process?
Giles: The initial consultation to express the desired outcome of the project, the wiring to get the necessary infrastructure in place, and finally, being engaged in the programming process to make sure it turns out exactly the way you want it to.
Q: What are the primary features of a good automation tool?
Giles: The first would be adaptability, to allow you to include existing products into the project. The second would expandability to use new products as they come out on the market.
Q: Do you have to build a new house to enjoy home automation?
Giles: The answer is no. A fresh start is obviously most desirable, but many products allow for installations after occupancy.
About GiCor Lodging Projects:
Established in 2002, GiCor Lodging Projects has a philosophy of exceeding client expectations and transforming vision into reality. The team at GiCor provides professional, qualified, and personalized experiences for both residential and commercial projects. They have a fully automated showroom on Edmonton Trail in Calgary, which displays an impressive collection of window coverings, area rugs, furniture, wall coverings, fabric lines. To learn more, visit the GiCor Lodging Projects website.
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I would love to automate my home ty for the info
sounds ideal
Home automation is cool
wow thats amazing
I’m afraid I’m still old school
That is pretty cool what is being done
Home automation sounds great and I am going to look into it!
I never realized how useful home automation might be
think this is so interesting
I would love this – it looks so efficient!
Interesting to know for the future.
Thanks for the info – I don’t know much about home automation.