Lighting & Automation
Automation is only good when nobody has to think about it.
Lighting, shades, climate and scenes that follow how the household actually lives — and that a guest can still operate from a wall switch.
What you actually get.
Specifics, not adjectives. This is the work itself.
Lighting control
Dimmers, keypads and layered scenes. One button for "Evening" instead of walking the house flipping switches.
Motorised shades
Shades on schedule and on sun position — heat and glare handled before you have noticed either.
Climate
Thermostats that follow occupancy and schedule, zone by zone, rather than heating an empty floor.
Scenes & schedules
Good Morning, Away, Movie, Goodnight. Built around your routine, then adjusted after you have lived with it.
Voice & app
Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri where you want them — and a wall keypad where you do not.
It still works manually
Every automated load keeps a physical control that behaves the way a guest expects. Nothing in the house should require an app.
Installation is the start, not the finish.
Every lighting & automation install is covered by a HomeWRX service plan — remote monitoring, managed firmware, unlimited support and on-site visits from $59 a month. It is the difference between a system that works on handover day and one that still works in five years.
Common questions
They work. Core lighting, shade and climate logic runs on a local processor. Losing the internet costs you remote access, not the ability to turn on a light.
No. Most homes start with two or three rooms that matter most and grow from there. The system is designed to be extended.
Tell us about the house.
A written system design, itemised line by line, before you commit to anything.