
★Smart Home Control · Platinum Dealer
Control4 turns a home with fifteen apps and twelve remotes into one button. One touch panel on the wall. One app in your pocket. One set of keypads where they make sense — by the front door, beside the bed, at the kitchen island. Lights dim, shades drop, climate shifts, music rises, projector wakes — all on a single command.
Why Control4
Integrations for nearly everything a home contains. Sony, Samsung, Lutron, Sonos, Trinnov, Doorbird, Ubiquiti — they all work, certified by Control4, supported by your dealer. No "Control4 doesn't talk to that brand" conversations.
The system runs on a controller in your house, not a server farm. Internet down? Lights still work, scenes still fire, the home keeps working. The cloud is optional, not required.
Every scene, palette, schedule and macro is built by your dealer to match how you live — not how a manufacturer thinks an average household lives. The platform is the canvas; the install is the painting.
Your driver pack from 2014 still works on 2026 hardware. Apps update on a known cadence. No "this product is being deprecated" emails.

Lighting and shades
Lutron HomeWorks or RadioRA 3 underneath, Control4 keypads and app on top. Scenes named the way you actually talk — Movie, Dinner, Goodnight. Astronomical clock so the shades close at dusk in winter and 9pm in summer. Lutron Ketra full-spectrum tunable white for the homes serious about light.

Climate and comfort
Ecobee, Honeywell, Nest, Carrier — all supported. Geofencing so the home shifts climate the moment you cross 95th Street. Per-room schedules. Humidity-coupled fan modes. Integration with the lighting and shade layer so a Movie scene also pulls the family-room thermostat back two degrees.

Audio and video
Whole-home audio matrix via Sonos, Triad, or in-house DSP. Video distribution from a central rack to any TV in the house (4K HDR, no transcoding). Dolby Atmos theaters with one-button scene activation — projector, screen, lighting, AVR, source — all on a single command.

Security and entry
Lock state, alarm state, camera feeds, doorbell — all surfaced in the Control4 app. Doorbird intercom integration so the front door rings the touch panel; you answer from the kitchen. Geofencing arms the system when the last device leaves the property.
A twenty-year investment
The cheapest smart home is a consumer hub, an extension cord, and a closet full of cloud accounts that get deprecated every three years. Control4 is the opposite philosophy. Wired backbone, professional commissioning, programming your dealer owns and can modify ten years from now.
Wired-first architecture.
Cat6 to every device that can take it, dedicated power, network-segmented from your laptop traffic. Wi-Fi-only systems start unreliable and degrade. A wired Control4 install behaves the same in year ten as in year one.
One company owns the platform.
Control4 is the single entity behind the hardware, the firmware, the dealer training, the certification tiers and the customer-facing app. Compare to ecosystem brands where the lighting vendor, the AV vendor and the security vendor all argue about whose fault the bug is.
The programming is yours.
Your dealer hands you the project file. If you ever leave IntegrateIT, any authorized Control4 dealer can pick the project up from the file. The home isn't locked to one installer.
Best for
New construction
Best-case scenario. Wire is run before drywall, scenes designed alongside the lighting plan, commissioning paced with general construction.
Remodel of a finished home
Possible without opening walls — Control4 with Lutron RadioRA 3 wireless gives most of the new-construction experience without the drywall.
Upgrade of an existing system
Migrating from an older Crestron, Savant or hodgepodge setup. Control4 reuses the existing wiring where we can.
Recent installs



I picked Control4 as our primary platform because it gives me the broadest design canvas to work with. Thousands of drivers means I can pair the right hardware to your project — not the right hardware to my one platform. Platinum tier means Control4 backs my installs the same day if I need an engineer. Twenty years of refinement means it still works in year ten the same way it did the week I commissioned it.
— Daniel Alon · Founder · IntegrateIT
Control4 is a residential automation platform. One controller (the EA-5 or CA-10 at the core) routes commands from a single app, wall touch panels and Pico-style keypads to every subsystem in the home — lighting, shades, HVAC, audio, video, security, irrigation, pool, climate. The promise is one button or one phrase replacing fifteen apps and twelve remotes.
A working Control4 system is priced from the house, not a menu: how many systems join, how many rooms they reach, and whether the home is under construction. The platform itself isn't the cost driver — the count of integrated devices is. Daniel gives a fixed number after a no-cost site walk, not a range by email.
Three things. (1) Reliability: Control4 runs on a local controller, not the cloud, so it works when your internet doesn't. (2) Device support: thousands of certified drivers for hardware no consumer hub touches — Lutron, Crestron lighting, Sonos, Sony projectors, Samsung TVs, Trinnov processors, Doorbird intercoms, Ubiquiti networking, Coastal Source amplifiers. (3) Design: scenes, lighting palettes, video distribution, multi-room audio orchestration done by a dealer who programs your home, not you configuring Alexa routines at 11pm.
Control4 ranks its dealers by sales volume, certifications held and customer satisfaction. Platinum is the top tier, with priority engineering support and early access to new hardware. IntegrateIT is a Platinum dealer.
Yes — and this is one of the most common architectures we install. Lutron HomeWorks or RadioRA 3 runs the actual lighting and shades; Control4 sits above it as the unified control layer. Daniel will recommend this stack on any project where lighting is a primary concern (which is most of the homes we work in — light is the most-touched system in a house).
New construction: 4-8 weeks from rough-in to commissioning, paralleling the general construction schedule. Retrofit in a finished home: 2-4 weeks for full whole-home, less for room-by-room phasing. We hand over an owner's binder and recorded walkthroughs at handoff.
Generally yes, for a home planning whole-home automation. For a bespoke estate where the architect is specifying every interface, Crestron or a Control4-over-Crestron hybrid may fit better; for a single room, an off-the-shelf hub may be enough. We'll tell you straight on a 20-minute call — (913) 804-7575.
The product photos help. The Control4 install in someone else's finished home helps more. Daniel walks every prospective client through a real-world Control4 home in the Kansas City metro before any proposal is signed. Twenty minutes by phone first; an in-person walkthrough next.