Can new gear respect an older Cape May house?

Yes. Keypads and shades are chosen to suit the rooms. Cable is hidden so the porch and the trim stay the point. We do not treat a cottage like a new build. The walk-through is where we see what the walls will allow.

How do you get Wi-Fi through plaster?

Room by room, from a plan, not a guess. Access points go where the floor plan needs them. The Wi-Fi page and the cabling page are the next reading. Quotes follow a look at the house.

Do shades work in these rooms?

Yes, when the windows can take them. They close with the lighting scene and still work by hand if the network is down. We are not promising a shade on every historic window. We say what fits after the visit.

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Smart Homes in Cape May, NJ

IZZO Network installs smart homes in Cape May, NJ, for older houses where new gear has to respect the rooms. Keypads and shades follow the trim. Cable stays hidden so the porch remains the point. Wi-Fi through plaster is planned room by room. Quotes follow a free walk-through.

Older houses where new gear has to respect the rooms.

An older painted shore cottage with a deep porch

We come from Mays Landing and treat the rooms as they are. New devices stay quiet. The porch and the trim stay the point.

Works with Lutron, Sonos, ecobee, Yale, Hunter Douglas, Apple, UniFi, and Home Assistant. We pick what fits the house, not a quota.

The rooms stay the point

Older houses need keypads and shades that suit the rooms. Cable stays hidden so the porch and the trim stay the point. Wi-Fi through plaster is planned room by room, not guessed from the sidewalk. Cabling is part of that plan when the walls are open, and a cleanup when they are not.

In Cape May

Keypads and shades that follow the room, not a plastic default on the trim.
Cable hidden. A porch and a stair stay clear of a white box.
Wi-Fi through plaster, planned room by room, not one router in the hall.

What we put in the house

Lighting and shades that fit the rooms, then cable and Wi-Fi through plaster walls.

A visit in Cape May

01
See the house
Plaster, porch, and what is already in the walls. Older houses are not open studs.
02
Mark the plan
Where a keypad can sit without fighting the trim, and where cable can hide.
03
Install, then leave it set
Installed so the house still looks like itself. The panel is there if you want it.

Estimate for Cape May (609) 415-0011

Questions about Cape May

Can new gear respect an older Cape May house?: Yes. Keypads and shades are chosen to suit the rooms. Cable is hidden so the porch and the trim stay the point. We do not treat a cottage like a new build. The walk-through is where we see what the walls will allow.
How do you get Wi-Fi through plaster?: Room by room, from a plan, not a guess. Access points go where the floor plan needs them. The Wi-Fi page and the cabling page are the next reading. Quotes follow a look at the house.
Do shades work in these rooms?: Yes, when the windows can take them. They close with the lighting scene and still work by hand if the network is down. We are not promising a shade on every historic window. We say what fits after the visit.

Free home estimate. Call (609) 415-0011 (Mon–Fri 8am–6pm) or send a short note.