Smart Homes Built for Seattle

Horizon transformed our 1927 Craftsman in Ballard without compromising its character. The hidden touch panels look like original woodwork, and the moisture sensors already alerted us to a small roof leak we wouldn't have found until serious damage occurred.

As Microsoft employees, we needed enterprise-level networking in our Redmond home. They built a climate-controlled closet under our stairs that handles all our equipment perfectly—even during last winter's power fluctuations.

Living in Kirkland right on the lake, we constantly battled moss buildup. The drone imaging system shows exactly where problems develop, and we've cut our roof cleaning costs in half by targeting only problem areas.

Finding someone who understood both technology and Tacoma's historic district requirements was impossible until Horizon. They preserved our 1912 home's original features while giving us modern lighting controls and security.

After the Nisqually quake damaged our Bellevue home's systems, we vowed to be prepared next time. Horizon's seismic upgrades included automatic gas shutoffs and flexible conduit that passed inspection with flying colors.

Our Mercer Island home's systems were a patchwork of different technologies. Horizon unified everything into one interface that even our non-tech-savvy parents can use. The lake-view lighting presets are our favorite feature.