For Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Presidio Heights, Noe Valley and Russian Hill homes: automation, lighting, theater, Wi-Fi and security.
Twelve systems for Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Presidio Heights, Noe Valley and Russian Hill homes. Each tile opens its page.
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Savant, Crestron and Control4 programmed floor by floor in tall city homes.
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Lutron HomeWorks and Ketra designed with the architect and commissioned room by room.
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Lutron Palladiom shades mounted inside historic window openings, with pockets planned early.
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Media rooms, concealed displays and invisible speakers sized for city floor plans.
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Outdoor audio, TVs, Wi-Fi and lighting for roof decks, terraces and gardens.
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Wired backbones, per-floor Wi-Fi, help desk support and cybersecurity for city households.
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Cameras, video intercoms and access control for street entries and garages.
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Tunable lighting, natural light, air quality and bedroom scenes integrated into the control system.
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Equipment rooms, pathways and rack power designed into the drawings before construction.
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Cat6A, fiber and control wiring installed by the crew that also holds the electrical scope.
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Service upgrades, panels and PG&E coordination for all-electric San Francisco homes.
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Batteries, generators and critical-load planning so the estate stays online in an outage.
Regent5 is an authorized Savant and Control4 dealer and a Crestron dealer. One app and one set of keypads run lighting, shades, climate, audio, video and security, with profiles for family and staff. In tall city homes the system runs floor by floor, from the garage to the roof deck. Regent5 supports the system long after handoff.
Regent5 is a certified Lutron dealer for HomeWorks, RadioRA 3, Ketra, Rania and Lumaris. Palladiom and Sivoia shades and architectural lighting run as one system on engraved keypads. In historic Pacific Heights and Presidio Heights homes, shades mount inside the opening so original windows stay as they are.
Regent5 designs and installs dedicated theaters, media rooms and listening rooms: projector, screen, processor, acoustics, seating, lighting scenes and shades, tuned as one room. In narrow city homes the media room often shares a floor with living space, so sound isolation is planned from the start.
Regent5 designs and installs outdoor audio, video and Wi-Fi and landscape lighting: speakers in the planting, weather-rated TVs, access points across the grounds and lighting scenes on the house keypads. In Sea Cliff, salt air and fog are hard on hardware, so speakers, fixtures and connections are specified for coastal exposure.
Regent5 designs, installs and supports Wi-Fi and wired networks on Ruckus, Access Networks, Cisco Meraki, Araknis and UniFi, starting with a Wi-Fi site survey in existing homes. Stacked floors, stair cores and plaster walls defeat a single router, so access points are placed floor by floor. IT support covers help desk, cloud, backup, cybersecurity and monitoring.
Regent5 installs Verkada and UniFi Protect cameras, 2N, DoorBird and UniFi intercoms, gate controls and access credentials as one system, and is an authorized Verkada partner. City homes meet the sidewalk, so the street entry and garage carry the video intercom and cameras, placed with neighbors' privacy in mind. For a higher threat profile, see high-profile estate security.
Regent5 carries electrical service and distribution, low-voltage prewire and backup power as one scope under its C10 and C7 licenses. New city homes are typically all-electric, so heat pumps, induction cooking and EV charging set the service size from day one. Batteries, generators and UPS systems keep the network, security and automation running through an outage.
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Regent5 settles electrical and low-voltage infrastructure with the architect and interior designer before finishes close, then commissions and supports the systems long term.
Where we work.
Regent5 serves Pacific Heights, Sea Cliff, Presidio Heights, Noe Valley and Russian Hill from its San Carlos base, coordinating automation, lighting, networking, AV, security, electrical and backup-power systems for city residences.
Often, yes. Existing conduits, closets and network paths are evaluated first, and selective opening, wireless controls and IP-based systems reduce disruption.
Yes. Shades mount inside the window opening or in a ceiling pocket, so historic windows and exterior profiles stay as they are.
Yes. Regent5 provides network and wireless management, help desk and end-user support, cloud and infrastructure management, data backup and disaster recovery, cybersecurity and threat protection, and proactive monitoring and maintenance for San Francisco homes and home offices.
Yes. Regent5 reviews architectural, interiors, lighting, electrical and landscape sets, attends coordination meetings and keeps low-voltage and electrical requirements aligned with the design and construction schedule, from early design through commissioning and long-term service.
Budgeting starts with performance and infrastructure rather than a shopping list. Regent5 defines scope, identifies the wiring, equipment-room, network and power needs that cannot be deferred, sets allowances for each system and separates core infrastructure from options that can be phased. The Regent5 Showroom & Design Center in San Carlos is the place to compare options first.
Yes. Regent5 audits, documents and modernizes existing Savant, Control4, Crestron, Lutron, network, security and electrical systems in phases, including homes whose original installer is no longer involved.
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