Yosemite Tech designs, installs and supports networks, audio, video and control for homes and properties across the West Coast, on Crestron, Control4, Savant, Lutron, Sonos, Sonance, UniFi and every other major platform.
The best systems are the ones nobody thinks about. WiFi that reaches the far end of the garden. Music that follows you outside. One remote, one app, one call when something needs attention.
We plan each system around the property and the people living in it, install it cleanly alongside your builder and trades, document everything, and stay on to support it after handover. Based in Portland, Oregon, working up and down the coast.
Equipment is chosen per project, matched to the property, the budget and the support it will need.
The foundation for everything else. A proper rack, wired backhaul and access points placed by survey, inside and out, across large homes and multi-building properties.
Architectural speakers through the house, and landscape audio for lawns, gardens, patios and pools. Even coverage, sized amplification, no boxes on the wall.
Living room TVs mounted and integrated properly, dedicated media rooms, and distributed video so every screen gets the same sources without a pile of remotes.
Lighting, shades, climate, audio and video brought together in one simple interface. Scenes that make sense for how the house is actually used.
Systems need looking after. We support what we install, and we take over systems others installed: audit what is there, document it, fix what is broken and recommend what is worth keeping. One number to call when something stops working.
We are not tied to a single manufacturer. We design, install, program and support systems across the brands that matter in home technology.
Have a system already built on one of these? We take over existing Crestron, Control4, Savant, Lutron, Sonos and UniFi installs too.
Clear scope, clean install, documented handover. Whether it is one outdoor zone or a whole new build.
A conversation and a site visit. How the property is used, what exists, what is frustrating, what the build schedule looks like.
A written proposal with equipment, locations and pricing. Coordinated with your builder, electrician, architect or designer.
Rough-in, mounting, programming and testing, done to a standard you would be happy to open a cabinet and look at.
A walkthrough, documentation of what was installed, and ongoing support after the job is done.
Based in Portland, Oregon. Projects across Washington, Oregon and Northern California.
Seattle, the Eastside and the surrounding area. Networks, audio, control and media rooms for new builds and remodels.
Portland, the West Hills, Lake Oswego and the Willamette Valley. Our home base for installs, service calls and support.
San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin, Napa Valley and Sonoma. Estate networks and outdoor audio for larger properties.
Upgrades, new systems and fixes for the house you live in now.
Technology scope, rough-in coordination and a clean finish on schedule.
Speakers, screens and equipment that respect the design, not fight it.
Documented systems and a single point of contact for second homes and estates.
Yosemite Tech designs, installs and supports the technology in homes and properties: networks and WiFi, indoor and outdoor audio, video and media rooms, and control. One team plans the system, installs it, hands it over and stays on to support it.
All the major home technology brands. Control and automation: Crestron, Control4, Savant, Josh.ai and URC. Lighting and shades: Lutron, Crestron and Somfy. Audio: Sonos, Sonance, Origin Acoustics, Bowers & Wilkins, Coastal Source and Triad. Video: Sony, Samsung, LG, Epson, Seura and Screen Innovations. Networking: Ubiquiti UniFi, Araknis, Ruckus, Access Networks, Cisco Meraki and Pakedge. Power and racks: WattBox, Middle Atlantic and Panamax. Equipment is chosen per project, not per brand.
Yes. We design, install and support control systems on Crestron, Control4 and Savant, along with voice control through Josh.ai. The right platform depends on the size of the property, the budget and how the household wants to use it, and we will recommend one rather than default to a single brand.
Yes. Sonos and Sonance are two of the most common audio platforms we install, from multi-room Sonos systems to Sonance architectural and landscape speakers with in-ground subwoofers for outdoor spaces.
Ubiquiti UniFi, Araknis, Ruckus, Access Networks, Cisco Meraki and Pakedge, chosen for the size of the property and how it will be managed. Racks are built with Middle Atlantic and power protection from WattBox or Panamax.
Yes. We install and program Lutron lighting control and motorized shades, and integrate them with whole-home control from Crestron, Control4 or Savant.
We are based in Portland, Oregon and work across the West Coast: Seattle and Western Washington, Portland and Oregon, and Northern California including the San Francisco Bay Area, Napa Valley and Sonoma County.
Yes. Large homes and multi-building properties need a planned network: a proper rack, wired backhaul, access points placed by survey rather than guesswork, and outdoor coverage where people actually spend time. We design the network to the property and manage it after install.
Yes. Outdoor audio is designed around the space: landscape satellites and in-ground subwoofers for lawns and gardens, weather-rated speakers for patios and decks, with direct burial cable and amplification sized for the runs. The goal is even sound across the area without blasting the neighbors.
Yes. We work alongside general contractors, electricians, architects and interior designers on new builds and remodels, coordinating rough-in, equipment locations and finishes so the technology fits the design.
Yes. Many projects start with an existing system that is undocumented or no longer supported. We audit what is there, document it, fix what is broken and recommend what is worth keeping.
Email info@yosemite-tech.com or call (805) 952-3364 with the location, the rough scope and your timeline. The next step is a conversation and, where it makes sense, a site visit.
Location, rough scope and timeline is plenty to start.