Why We Exist
Beacuse the best part of your day should be coming home
Technology was supposed to make life easier.
Instead, it became overwhelming — too many apps, too many remotes, too much noise.
We change that.
We cut through the clutter with plain-English guidance, real-life examples, and solutions that feel as natural as flipping a light switch.
How We Help
We guide homeowners with three simple promises
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Plain-English Education → clear answers to real questions.
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Home-Focused Stories → see yourself in every example, not just products.
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Expert Matching → connect with vetted professionals who respect your time.
No jargon. No pressure. No cookie-cutter fixes.
Just calm, confidence, and clarity.
Our Pledge
We talk about life, not tech.
We guide, we don’t sell.
We put people first, always.
Because your home isn’t a project.
It’s your sanctuary.
It’s time to feel at home, with smart.
It’s not about technology.
It’s about how you live.
At National Smart Home, we believe your home should feel effortless.
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Not overwhelming.
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Not intimidating.
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Just easy.
That’s why we don’t sell systems. We connect you to trusted experts who listen first — and design solutions that disappear into the background of your life.
Because in the end, it’s not about buttons or apps.
It’s about family dinners, movie nights, and mornings that start a little smoother.
Our Values
At National Smart Home, everything we do begins with people.
Technology is just the tool — the real goal is peace of mind, connection, and comfort in your home.
We believe in:
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Simplicity – your home should feel effortless.
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Trust – honest guidance, never sales pressure.
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Connection – technology should bring families together, not apart.
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Joy – because home should be where life feels easiest and most alive.
Meet the Founders
The heart behind National Smart Home isn’t corporate.
It’s two lifelong creators who believe technology should make life feel lighter — not louder.
Curious heart. Builder of calm.
Believes home should feel like exhale.
Wayde Alfarone
Listener. Designer of invisible moments.
Believes technology should disappear.
Along the way, Smart Home Day (November 3rd) has been recognized across the industry and beyond. See press coverage →