Home Technology Experts Blog
Heated Driveways, Pathways, & Snow Melting Systems in NYC & Long Island
Modern solutions for snow covered driveways and walkways in The Hamptons, Manhattan, and New York City.
What Brands Does HTE Partner With for Access Control?
Home Technology Experts partners with carefully selected access control brands—including Siedle, 2N, DoorBird, Yale, Baldwin, Ubiquiti, Control4, and Savant—to deliver entry systems that are intuitive, reliable, and appropriate for luxury homes. Each solution is chosen for seamless integration, refined design, and long-term support within a larger smart home environment.
When Technology Disappears: Inside the Smart Home of 2026
In 2026, the smartest homes aren’t defined by technology you see—but by how effortlessly everything works together. True luxury is simplicity: lighting, climate, security, and everyday systems responding quietly to your life, not demanding your attention. A well-designed smart home ecosystem removes friction, anticipates needs, and delivers comfort, reliability, and peace of mind—without complexity.
How Lighting Design Shapes the Way People Live in Their Homes
We collaborate with architects and builders to translate design intent into clear, buildable lighting plans. Our process is structured, design-literate, and practical—focused on making the home feel right without adding unnecessary complexity.
Beehive Security Drones: Autonomous Aerial Protection for Luxury Estates in 2025
Aerial security for your luxury home. Beehive Security Drone System by Sunflower Labs: a fully autonomous, drone-in-a-box solution that's redefining estate safety for high-net-worth properties.
Gain Peace of Mind with a Smart Security Installation
If your home is still making do with a security system from the previous decade, you are missing out. Today’s smart, comprehensive security solutions can do much more than sound an alarm when there’s an occurrence at your home.
Do I Really Need An Outdoor TV? YES!
There is no denying that an outdoor television is twice as expensive as a standard indoor TV. We are often asked about installing a standard television then locating it under a covering of some sort (patio, hood, inside a media lift) as a substitute for an outdoor TV. That’s not a good idea. Let us tell you why below: