@HomeTechnologies

Authorized dealer · Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, the Northshore, Metairie, and New Orleans

The house, programmed properly.

Control4 and Savant for the automation. MartinLogan where the speakers matter. Denon and Marantz for the electronics. Designed and serviced in Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, Metairie, and New Orleans.

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A plaster living room opening onto live oaks, with a small keypad by the doorway

Authorized to sell and install

  • Control4

    Home automation

  • Savant

    Home automation

  • MartinLogan

    Loudspeakers

  • Denon

    Electronics

  • Marantz

    Electronics

AV

The picture, the sound, and the electronics.

A private cinema with a wide screen, dark wood walls, and cream leather seats

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DenonMarantz

Receivers and processors chosen for the room, not the spec sheet. Racks that stay quiet and a remote that does not need a manual.

A white MartinLogan Motion floorstanding speaker

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MartinLogan

Electrostats and architectural speakers placed for the room you have — plaster, glass, and live oaks included.

Displays

Samsung

TVs sized and mounted for the room, including The Frame where the set has to look like the wall. On the same remote as the rest of the house.

Displays

LG

OLED for the living room and the theater. Mounted for the seating, and turned on with the system instead of a second clicker.

Projectors

JVC

D-ILA projectors for a dedicated room. Throw, screen, and the lights dropping together when the movie starts.

Outdoor

Neptune

Outdoor TVs and soundbars for the porch and the patio. Built for the weather, and tied into the house so the yard is not a separate system.

Speakers

Elura

Architectural speakers: in-ceiling, in-wall, and outdoor. For rooms and the porch, where a cabinet speaker does not belong.

Speakers

JBL Professional

Installed speakers for larger rooms and spaces that need coverage, not a pair of bookshelf speakers.

Speakers

Focal

Loudspeakers when the listening is the point. In the room or in the wall, specified with the amplification behind them.

Acoustics

Vicoustic

Panels and treatment so the room stops fighting the speakers. Placed for the plaster, the glass, and where people actually sit.

How each line is handled

Automation

A kitchen with layered lighting and a small wall keypad

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Control4

Keypads, touch screens, remotes, and the app. Lights, shades, climate, music, and the lock, on scenes that match how the house is used.

A plaster living room opening onto live oaks, with a small keypad by the doorway

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Savant

Touch screens and remotes for lights, shades, climate, and music. Scenes for the rooms you actually use.

Networking

UniFi

Cloud gateways, PoE switches, and access points. One network for the house and the rack, so the automation is not riding a consumer router.

  • Cloud gateways
  • Switching
  • Wi-Fi

FX Luminaire

Landscape and architectural lighting. Luxor zones the fixtures, dims them from off to full, and sets color — so the walk and the oaks come on with the house, not on a separate clock.

Luxor control

Security and CCTV

Seen from the drive. Answered at the door. Armed with the lights.

Uniview OwlView cameras and NVRs, Ring, and Alarm.com cameras. Qolsys IQ panels on Alarm.com for the alarm. Placed for the property, not left as a pile of apps.

A brick Louisiana entry at dusk with lanterns and a discreet door station

Uniview

Cameras and NVRs. OwlView is the night line — See Wonder at Night. An F1.0 lens and a 1/1.8-inch sensor, processed with Wise-ISP, so the yard stays in color without a flood of LED light.

OwlView cameras

Ring

Doorbells, cameras, and the alarm, where Ring is the right fit. Set up so the family can actually find the clip.

  • Video doorbells
  • Outdoor cameras
  • Indoor cameras
  • Alarm

Alarm.com

Cameras on the alarm account, beside the panel, the sensors, and the communicator.

Qolsys IQ

IQ panels for the security system, on Alarm.com. New installs, a panel swap, and sensors that need to be enrolled.

A white IQ Panel 4 on a light wall, the screen showing the system is disarmed

@Home · IQ Panel 4

A seven-inch screen on the wall. The alarm, the open doors, and the camera at the top of the bezel. When it sits idle, the same screen is a photo frame.

  • One screen

    Arm and disarm on the wall. See which door is open. When it is idle, the same screen is a photo frame.

  • Stays on

    Wi-Fi for the everyday path, cellular if the internet drops, and a battery if the power does.

  • The sensors

    PowerG door, window, and motion sensors enrolled on that panel. A swap when an older panel is finished.

  • The rest of the house

    Lights, locks, and thermostats on Alarm.com sit with the alarm, so the panel is not a second system.

Panel guide
Request a consult

01

Walk the house

What you already own, what is failing, and which rooms actually get used. No proposal before that.

02

Specify the gear

Control4 or Savant, Denon or Marantz, MartinLogan where the speakers are the point. A rack drawing, not a shopping list.

03

Program it, then stay

Install, scenes, and the punch list. After that, changes are a service call — not a new company learning your house.

Where

Mandeville, Covington, Slidell, and the Northshore. Metairie and New Orleans.

Houses under the oaks, new construction, and systems another company started and did not finish.

Tell us which room is wrong.

A consult request goes to robert@athometech.net.

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