Smart home that feels less complicated.
Lighting, cameras, doorbells, sensors, thermostats and smart locks configured around what you actually want the home to do.
Small smart-home setups quoted after a short chat
Smart should not mean five apps and no idea what is connected.
Lights or routines work for one person but not for the rest of the household.
A video doorbell or camera keeps going offline or sends useless notifications.
You want a smart lock or guest-access flow for a second home or rental.
Apple Home, Google Home or another ecosystem has grown messy over time.
You bought devices yourself and want them integrated sensibly.
You need to know whether a small consumer setup is enough or a professional integrator is warranted.
Automate the useful moments.
The goal is not to automate everything. It is to remove friction: lights that follow a useful routine, a lock that gives the right people access, and cameras that stay connected.
- +Philips Hue and common smart-lighting setup and routines.
- +Video doorbells, consumer security cameras and notification tuning.
- +Smart-lock setup and practical guest access where supported.
- +Thermostat, sensor and simple automation configuration.
- +Apple Home / HomeKit, Google Home and common consumer ecosystem cleanup.
- +Network checks when smart-home reliability is actually a Wi-Fi problem.
Start small. Fix the right thing.
Send the problem
A photo, your area and a short description is enough to start.
Diagnose before buying
We work out whether the issue is configuration, network, hardware or something else.
Leave it usable
The goal is not just a green light. It is a setup you understand and can use.
Good to know
Full-villa automation based on KNX, Crestron, Control4 or extensive electrical integration is a different class of project. Bas Vas Más can help identify when a specialist integrator is the better route rather than overselling a consumer solution.
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