Vetted smart home & security installers across the Treasure Valley.
Cameras, alarms, smart locks and home networks, by firms that have passed the Standard.
What’s included.
- Security camera installs
- Alarm systems
- Smart locks and video doorbells
- Whole-home Wi-Fi and networking
- Smart thermostats and lighting
- Low-voltage wiring
The details.
How we vet smart home installers
Low-voltage and alarm work can require a limited-energy electrical license in Idaho, depending on the job. We confirm the firm holds what its work needs, plus insurance and references. The full Standard →
When to book
Year-round.
Across the Valley
Bigger lots in Eagle and rural Canyon County often need outdoor Wi-Fi coverage for gates, shops and outbuildings.
Red flags.
If you hear any of these from a firm, keep looking.
- A long monitoring contract bundled into the install
- Cameras that don’t let you export your own footage
- Default passwords left on devices
Common questions.
Do I need professional monitoring?
Not always. Many systems alert you directly. Monitoring adds a dispatch service for a monthly fee.
Wired or wireless cameras?
Wired is more reliable and wireless is easier to install. Many homes mix both.
Will smart devices slow down my Wi-Fi?
Lots of devices can strain a single router. A mesh system or wired access points help.
Smart home & security by city.
Same network and the same Standard in every city we serve.