Lake houses are their own category
A Winnipesaukee house is empty for weeks, then full of twelve people for a long weekend. It sits on granite, takes lightning, loses power in ice storms and has internet that ranges from fiber in Wolfeboro to a prayer in Tuftonboro. The systems we install here are designed around all of that: a network on battery backup with every incoming line protected, Lutron lighting that makes the house look occupied and turns the dock lights on at dusk, cameras you can check from the city, and an RTI interface simple enough that guests and renters can run it without a tutorial.
Outside is the point
From May to October the house is the deck, the screened porch, the fire pit and the dock. We run outdoor audio to all of them as separate zones, with landscape speakers along the path and marine-rated speakers under the dock canopy. Landscape and dock lighting go on the Lutron schedule, and the shades on the lake-facing glass drop on their own when the afternoon sun comes off the water.
Lower levels and theaters
Many lake houses have a walkout lower level that becomes the bunk room, bar and theater. Our own Alton Bay project, a lower level rebuilt from the studs with a 5.1.4 Atmos theater, bar, five audio zones, RadioRA 3 and RTI control, is the template for a lot of what we propose; ask and we will walk you through it.
Working with Lakes Region builders
We work with builders, electricians and designers from Alton to Meredith and welcome introductions. We provide drawings early, coordinate rough-in, and come back for trim-out and programming when the house is painted. Because we are on the lake regularly, service visits do not wait for a trip from Massachusetts.
Towns we serve
- Alton
- Alton Bay
- Wolfeboro
- Tuftonboro
- Moultonborough
- Meredith
- Center Harbor
- Gilford
- Laconia
- Sanbornton
- New Hampton
- Holderness
- Squam Lake
- Sunapee
Not on the list? If it is within about an hour of Somerville or Alton Bay, call and ask.