Built to be here tomorrow
Ten-plus years of operation, active licensure, and full insurance coverage, reviewed against shared benchmarks — so clients can count on support for the long term.

System Integrators is a worker-owned home technology firm based in Williston, Vermont, serving Vermont, New York, and New Hampshire since 2003. The company designs and installs smart home systems spanning architectural lighting design and lighting control, audio and video, motorized window treatments, security and life safety, climate, networking, and energy management, across luxury residences and select commercial projects.
Design comes first. System Integrators works alongside Vermont's architects, interior designers, and builders from schematic design through final commissioning, drawing reflected ceiling plans, fixture schedules, and shade details before a wall is framed. The result is technology that disappears into a home's architecture and quietly simplifies every day lived in it.
Architecture: Birdseye · Building: Maverick Construction · Landscape: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture · Photography: Eric Petschek

One system for lighting, shading, climate, music, and video, controlled from a keypad, a phone, or a voice. The interfaces are chosen and placed during design, so the house still reads as a house rather than a control room.
Layered lighting design delivered as reflected ceiling plans and fixture schedules, coordinated with the architect and interior designer before a single hole is cut. Tunable white and full-color fixtures where the design calls for it.
Scene-based control on Lutron systems, tuned on site so a room has one press for morning, one for dinner, and one for the end of the night. Keypad placement and engraving are settled during design, not at trim.
Motorized roller shades, drapery, and exterior screens, with fabric, hardware, and pocket details selected alongside the interior designer. Pockets and blocking have to be right before the ceiling closes, which makes this early work rather than a finish selection.
Whole-home audio and video, from one pair of invisible speakers in a kitchen ceiling to a full media room. Speaker placement and finish are coordinated with the architect and interior designer, so the sound arrives without the hardware announcing itself.
Purpose-built rooms designed around the seating, the screen, and the acoustics, with sightlines, riser heights, and speaker locations worked out before framing. Isolation and treatment are part of the drawing set, not a later correction.
Cameras, access control, intrusion, and life safety devices integrated into the home's control system, so a single app covers the whole property. Camera locations are set on the plans, which is the difference between a useful view and a good look at a downspout.
A wired backbone with enterprise-grade wireless and enough coverage to reach the barn, the dock, and the driveway gate. Every other system in the house depends on this one, so it gets designed first and specified honestly.
Smart electrical panels that replace the conventional breaker box and meter every circuit in the home, bringing solar, battery storage, EV charging, and generator under one system that a homeowner runs from a phone. When the grid drops, circuits shed automatically by priority against the power actually available, which keeps the essentials running far longer, and often removes the need to oversize a generator or upgrade the utility service.
Fixtures warehoused for lighting design clients, builders, and electrical partners, organized by room and by phase and hand delivered to site. Builders and electrical contractors get more than a warehouse: a local partner with a direct line to the manufacturers, on call from the order through the last trim, so the lighting on their projects lands the way it was drawn.
System Integrators designs on the platforms that define the modern luxury home — and is vetted and supported by these manufacturers to a higher level than the industry standard.
Cinergy Certified isn’t a badge a firm can buy — it’s earned and re-earned every year against a peer-defined standard. As a member, System Integrators commits to it on every project.
Ten-plus years of operation, active licensure, and full insurance coverage, reviewed against shared benchmarks — so clients can count on support for the long term.
Authorized dealer status on the leading control platforms, CEDIA and AVIXA credentials, and documented capability on complex, estate-scale projects.
A signed code of conduct and written agreements covering scope, schedule, payment, and warranty — with honesty and transparency at the core.
Strong public reviews, written responses to client feedback within two business days, and a certification status anyone can verify at any time.
Forty-plus documented training hours a year, active participation in Cinergy peer events, and case studies shared for candid peer review.
In-good-standing relationships with the founding manufacturer partners and a commitment to the Cinergy peer-referral protocol.
A Cinergy Certified firm serving Williston, Vermont. Reach out through their website, or explore other certified firms.