Single-family communities
Every home in the community, connected on day one.
For master-planned communities, HOAs and the builders who build them. One community network runs from the amenity center to every home, is billed through the HOA, and is wired into each house during construction, so buyers move in to Wi-Fi that already works.
Start a partner conversationHow a connected community works
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The core at the amenity center
The community's network lives in the clubhouse, community center or pool house, and reaches out to every home in the neighborhood.
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Billed through the HOA
Internet is part of the community, like the pool and the landscaping. Every home is included, so no homeowner shops for a provider or waits for an install.
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Wired in during the build
Each home gets a media panel and a couple of wired access points while the walls are open. We install the equipment before move-in, so the buyer's first night is online.
For the homeowner
- Online the day they move in, with nothing to order.
- Access points placed for the house as built, not a router in a corner.
- Their own private network, and someone to call who designed it.
For the builder
- Media panel and access point wiring in your plans from the start.
- Install scheduled with your phases, finished before closing.
- A connected home is a selling point on every model tour.
For the HOA
- One agreement and one bill for the whole community.
- An amenity that adds to the community's value.
- One team responsible for the network after the builder leaves.
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Builders, developers and HOAs. A person reads every message and replies directly.