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Home at your fingertips

Cameras, entry, audio and home automation for Dubai villas. Installed, connected and looked after by one licensed team.

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A good system is one you stop noticing. The lights are already right when you walk in, the gate is already open, the house is already cool. Nothing to set up, nothing to remember.

SIRA licensed · Smarthaus by Maple Technologies.

A TIS partner

TIS makes wired home control: the wall panels, keypads and modules that run a villa's lighting, climate and scenes from one system. As a TIS partner, Smarthaus installs and sets up TIS systems.

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A Fibaro partner

Fibaro, a Nice brand, makes wireless smart home devices: sensors, switches and a central controller that add automation without rewiring. As a Fibaro partner, Smarthaus installs and sets up Fibaro systems where the walls are already finished.

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One stop, full house

Cameras, locks, lighting, climate and sound on one system. The team that installs it is the team you call when something needs attention.

Smart lock

No keys to cut or lose. Everyone in the house has their own code, and staff or guests get one that works on the days you choose and stops working after. The lock keeps a record of who came in and when, and locks itself from your phone if you left in a hurry.

A keypad smart lock set into a dark front door

Wall controller

One panel in each room replaces the bank of switches by the door. Lighting scenes, climate, curtains and audio sit on a single screen at eye level, so the house works for a guest or a child with no phone and no app.

A wall-mounted touch controller beside a doorway

Lighting

Scenes instead of switches. The lights warm as the evening comes in, dim for a film, and go off when the last person leaves a room. One press by the bed turns off the whole house, and one at the front door welcomes you home after dark.

Recessed lights washing a textured wall at dusk

Garage door

The door opens as your car turns into the drive and closes behind you without a remote to find. If it is still open twenty minutes later, your phone tells you, and you can close it from wherever you are.

A sectional garage door on a villa at golden hour

Curtains

Motorised tracks follow the sun. Curtains close before the afternoon heat reaches the glass and open with your morning alarm, quietly enough that they do not wake anyone. Every track is on the same panel and the same schedule as the lights.

Floor-length curtains drawn across a tall window

Air conditioning

Each room runs on its own schedule instead of one thermostat for the whole floor. The house cools before you arrive rather than all day, pauses when a window is opened, and stops chilling empty rooms to eighteen degrees while nobody is home.

A ceiling-mounted air conditioning unit in a white room

TV and audio

One remote for the television, the sound and the room. Music follows you from the kitchen to the terrace, and a single press for a film dims the lights and closes the curtains before the first scene.

A wall-mounted television in a dim living room

Cameras

The cameras watch the boundary, not just the doorway. They tell people and vehicles apart from moving branches and cats, so your phone only buzzes when it matters. When you are away, the same cameras are what let you check the house in three seconds instead of calling someone.

A bullet camera mounted on a plain wall in low afternoon light

By the numbers

  1. Our Process

    Complete home automation cycle

    Five steps, from the first visit to the years after it. A technician assesses the house, you get a fixed itemised price within 48 hours, and the installation happens while you carry on living there.

    At handover we set the system up with you and train everyone who will use it, then leave a full record of what went in and where. After that you have one number to call.

    You see the price before the work starts and the documentation before we leave. Nothing in this process arrives as a surprise.

    [3 days]

  2. Step 01

    Site Assessment

    A technician visits, checks your cabling, network and existing systems, and listens to how you use the house.

    [90 minutes]

    A surveyor kneeling on a bare floor, writing up findings on a clipboard
    Engineers measuring a wall together, checking what is behind it before any work starts

  3. Step 02

    Proposal

    A fixed, itemised price within 48 hours. Every device, every hour of work, written down.

    [48 hours]

    A room sketched out on squared paper by hand, one element at a time

  4. Step 03

    Installation

    Two to three days for a smaller system, four to five for a full villa. You stay in the house throughout.

    [2 to 5 days]

    An installer fitting an access control panel to a wall beside a glazed door
    A technician working on a roof, harnessed and fixing equipment into place

  5. Step 04

    Handover

    We set it up with you, train everyone who'll use it, and leave a full record of what was installed and where.

    [1 day]

    Two people over a printed plan, one walking the other through it point by point

  6. Step 05

    Care

    Maintenance, updates and one number to call, for as long as you want us.

    [365 days]

    A technician on a ladder opening a ceiling hatch to reach the equipment above it
    An engineer reaching up to check a fixing overhead during a routine inspection

Choose your level of intelligence

Four levels, from a single room to a fully engineered residence. Every one is quoted against your own drawings after a site visit, so the figure below is where the conversation starts rather than where it lands.

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