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Home intelligence for builders and developers

Stop Treating Smart Home as a Late-Stage Equipment Allowance.

HouseSmart helps builders turn fragmented technology decisions into a repeatable, coordinated home-intelligence standard — from base infrastructure through premium AI-enabled experiences.

The builder problem

Decisions arrive after the drawings are frozen.

Smart-home decisions often arrive too late. The buyer asks for automated blinds after electrical. Security conflicts with the network plan. HVAC controls do not match the automation platform. The integrator sees the drawings after millwork and lighting are fixed.

The result is change orders, unclear responsibility, inconsistent buyer experiences and technology that becomes the builder’s support problem.

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The Builder Intelligence Standard

One standard. Four tiers your team can actually sell.

  • Base-ready package

    Infrastructure every applicable home should preserve: network, conduit, power, equipment locations, essential sensors, documentation and manual fallback.

  • Connected package

    Coordinated lighting, climate, security, access, energy and selected lifestyle controls.

  • Intelligent package

    AI-assisted routines, predictive optimization, advanced energy management, accessibility, wellness and personalized experiences.

  • Custom layer

    Buyer-specific design for high-value homes without changing the builder’s entire standard.

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Deliverables

What your team receives.

  • Buyer-needs questionnaire
  • Standard room and system requirements
  • Base, upgrade and premium package definitions
  • Drawings and specification inputs
  • Trade responsibility matrix
  • Bid and substitution requirements
  • Show-home demonstration script
  • Sales-team explanation and option language
  • Commissioning and handover checklist
  • Homeowner guide and support model

How the engagement runs

From portfolio review to a standard your crews repeat.

  1. Portfolio review

    Current specifications, trades, pain points and buyer requests.

  2. Standard design

    Base infrastructure plus upgrade architecture.

  3. Pilot

    Apply the standard to one model or custom project.

  4. Commission

    Test, document and capture field lessons.

  5. Scale

    Train sales and construction teams and expand across models.

Builder planning call

Make Home Intelligence a Product Buyers Understand and Your Team Can Deliver.

Tell us about the portfolio and the decisions coming next. We will come back with where a standard would pay for itself first.

Who you are

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What you build
Product types (select all that apply)

Where you are building right now, and what kind of homes.

What buyers get today — standard, allowance, upgrade list, or nothing formal.

Automation, electrical, HVAC, security, AV and networking companies you already work with.

Timing

Choose the stage that most of your current projects are at.

Decisions coming in the next 30 days (select all that apply)

These are the decisions that close options permanently. Tick anything approaching.

Pilot project available? (optional)
Scope and authority

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Not ready for a full standard yet?

Run the readiness assessment against one live project. It takes about ten minutes and shows which decisions are still open on that specific build.