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  • 2016 Trend: Cutting-Edge Home Automation System

    Do you have a cutting-edge home automation system in your home? Smart homes used to be thought of as something of a frill to many. Today, these electronic systems enhance the way we live in a simple yet revolutionary way bringing elegance, simplicity, convenience, flexibility, security and sensibility to our lives. A strategically and well-planned custom home or renovation can boost more than the market price of your investment, it can make your daily life far more enjoyable.

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    The ability to manage your home’s electronic systems from one main control source can make your household run smoother and feel better while saving energy. It takes many facets of technology to meet the demands of a family household today. The trick is to find a system that will meet all the demands of your household, both now and in the future. Most systems can be tailored to best suit your needs by a professional home systems integrator.  This will ensure you are provided all the benefits you desire, but there are some key features to look for in a home automation system that will make this process easier and your interaction with it more enjoyable and useful.

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    A home automation system can do a lot of things for you.   For instance, it gives you the ability to control your home’s security, entertainment, control lighting, regulate climate control, and more from your iPhone or iPad, either inside or outside your home. It is recommended that you include your home security system, so you can be comfortable while feeling safe against break-ins or fire.   A home systems integrator must be able to design home automation systems specifically to each client’s lifestyle and needs. When shopping for a home automation system, you want a systems integrator that can handle all systems, designs, and services. It is also important to start this process early in the design phase so they can work with interior designers, architects, and builders to plan the seamless installation of your system.

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    Advanced Home Audio

    Our team at Country Club Homes is committed to bringing innovative custom home design ideas to our customers. To learn more about a home automation system, check out AdvancedHomeAudio and contact Country Club Homes, Inc. today at 203-762-0550.

  • Adding Wood Flooring? Here’s How to Prepare Your Home for Demolition

    Adding new wood flooring to your home’s floors is an excellent way to revive a space, add visual interest or increase your home’s resale value. A simple wood floor installation can change the entire look of a room. Before work begins, there are several things you should do to prepare: Sound sub-floor.  New wood flooring should be laid on a clean, smooth,…

  • Prepare for Your New Countertop Installation with These Tips

    Most kitchen renovations involve replacing countertops throughout the space. Because the countertops are a focal point of the room’s design, the installation must go smoothly. Before the installation begins there are several things that should be done to prepare. Make sure to: Choose a suitable material. There are a wide variety of countertop materials to choose from. Do…

  • Turn Your Master Closet Into a Hidden Retreat

    Its time to elevate the closet! In your home, the master closet should obviously serve as a space to hold your clothes, shoes, and accessories, but it can be so much more. Transforming your master closet into a hidden retreat simply requires a shift in perspective and a few functional upgrades. Consider adding: Natural light. Adding…

  • Building Up: Add an Additional Story to Your Home or Guest House

    When investigating home remodeling ideas, you may have realized that adding an additional story is a great way to increase square footage. There are important structural and design considerations to make when adding a second story to your home. Before work begins, talk to your contractor about: Design cohesion. A second story addition should look like it…