Clare runs from the Shannon estuary and the airport town up through Ennis to the Atlantic coast at Lahinch and Doonbeg, with Killaloe on Lough Derg at its eastern edge. The houses are mostly one-offs on their own sites, holiday homes along the coast and newer family homes around Ennis and Shannon, and almost all of them sit beyond the reach of a single broadband router.
Control4 in Clare homes
Clare projects are run from Cork. Surveys are done on site, and the remote access built into Control4 means most adjustments after handover are made without a journey.
The systems below link to the Cork pages, which carry the detail for each one: lighting control, motorised blinds, multi-room audio, home cinema, security and CCTV, Wi-Fi and network, and system takeovers for a Clare house that already has Control4. Rates are on the cost guide and how a project runs explains the steps.
Towns in Clare
Each town below has its own page with the local picture for Clare and the systems that suit the houses there. Anywhere else in the county is covered too.
Questions we are often asked
Do you install Control4 in Co. Clare?
Yes. Clare is covered from Cork, for new systems, upgrades and takeovers of systems installed by others.
Which parts of Clare do you reach?
All of it: Ennis and Shannon, the coast from Lahinch to Doonbeg, and Killaloe on the lake.
Does the distance from Cork add to the cost?
The published rates on the cost guide apply, and any travel is agreed when the survey is booked.
Can you look after a holiday home in Clare?
Yes. Remote access, cameras and heating you can check from anywhere are the usual brief for a west Clare holiday home, and Control4 Care covers it between visits.
Ready to talk about Control4 in Clare?
Send a few lines about the house through the enquiry form, or message us on WhatsApp with a photo. Our rates are on the cost guide.