DESIGN · CONNECT · AUTOMATEKEEP WHAT WORKS.IMPROVE WHAT DOESN'T.ADD WHAT INSPIRES.
A beautifully designed home shouldn't require starting over every time technology changes. We begin by learning what your family enjoys, what still works reliably, and which thoughtful enhancements will make the greatest difference to everyday living.
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE →What do you love about your current home experience?
Which steps feel harder or less dependable than they should?
What could make your home more comfortable and effortless?
DO YOU CURRENTLY OWN ONE OF THESE SYSTEMS?
An aging lighting system doesn't mean your home needs to be torn apart. We investigate what you have, what still works, and which improvements make sense.
LEGACY CRESTRON LIGHTING
OLDER SYSTEMS
OLDER SYSTEMS
LEGACY SYSTEMS
LEGACY SYSTEMSOLDER SYSTEMS
DISCONTINUED SYSTEMS
OLDER SYSTEMS
ELAN / HOMELOGIC / G! · EARLIER GENERATIONSThese are existing-system assessment candidates, not a claim that every product line is discontinued or directly compatible with ELAN.
YOUR SYSTEM MAY BE AGING.
YOUR INVESTMENT DOESN'T HAVE TO.
Are keypads failing? Are parts or qualified service becoming harder to find? Have you been told everything needs replacing? Before opening walls, let's determine which panels, wiring and controls can be preserved.
A HomeWorks conversion is evaluated case by case. Existing equipment is not necessarily directly compatible, and some components may require replacement.
EXPLORE YOUR UPGRADE OPTIONS →WHAT COULD YOUR HOME GAIN FROM AN ELAN MODERNIZATION?
Do you own an older home automation system from one of these manufacturers? The question isn't whose name is on the controller. It's whether the experience is easy, dependable and worth keeping. Here's what ITAM looks for when evaluating a move to ELAN.
Existing speakers, displays, wiring, network equipment and compatible subsystems may still have value. We inventory them before recommending replacement.
Give the household a consistent interface across phones, tablets, touchscreens and the HR40 remote—where the installed systems support integration.
Connect everyday routines across entertainment, lighting, shades, climate, security and access, rather than treating each room or device as an island.
Where supported, bring doorbell and intercom calls, cameras and alerts into the same control experience.
Document the system, label what matters, establish a dependable network foundation and make future troubleshooting less mysterious.
Prioritize the frustrations that matter most. A thoughtful upgrade may be phased; it doesn't always require every room and device to change at once.
YOU ALREADY INVESTED IN A SMART HOME.
IS IT STILL WORKING SMART FOR YOU?
Maybe it was exceptional when it was installed. Maybe it still is. But if changing a television means another complicated service call, the family avoids certain features, or the original installer is no longer available, it's worth exploring the possibilities.
Consider an ITAM-tailored ELAN experience designed around the functions your family uses most, with consistent operation across supported interfaces.
Explore tactile media control with the ELAN HR40, alongside touchscreen, camera and intercom functions—without losing sight of the equipment you already own.
Keep the theater experience you enjoy while evaluating modern whole-home control and integration of compatible audio/video equipment.
For older heavily custom-programmed installations, assess whether a driver-based ELAN design could simplify routine equipment changes and future service.
WE DON'T SELL TECHNOLOGY. WE SOLVE PROBLEMS.
Not every proprietary controller, keypad, lighting bus or device can be reused. We test compatibility, condition and supportability before proposing a migration—and we may recommend keeping a well-functioning existing system.
LET'S EVALUATE YOUR CURRENT SYSTEM →
Why Replace What Still Works?
ITAM approaches modernization with a legal pad, questions and experienced engineering judgment—not a sales catalog. The goal is to preserve valuable infrastructure, solve the real problem and leave behind a system that remains serviceable.
Whether the answer is a refined control experience, better connectivity, carefully selected new technology or thorough documentation, the design begins with listening.
DISCUSS YOUR EXISTING SYSTEM →Four Questions Before We Recommend Anything.
What do you want to accomplish? What frustrates you today?
Which systems, wires, devices and workflows are worth preserving?
What is the least disruptive path to a meaningful improvement?
How will the next person understand and maintain what was built?