Motorized pergola louvers. Invisible deck speakers. Lighting scenes that trigger the moment you step through the sliding door. One system. Every outdoor zone.


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We isolate each outdoor zone and thread intelligence through it — then wire all zones into one unified mesh.

Sun-tracking louvers that read the sky.
Embedded sensors measure UV index and cloud cover every 90 seconds. Louvers rotate 0–180° automatically — open for morning coffee, angled for afternoon shade, closed before the storm arrives. You never touch a button.

Lighting flush-mounted into every surface.
Riser lights, rail caps, and stair nosings house RGBW fixtures invisible in daylight. At dusk, a single scene — "Deck: Evening" — fires across all 40 fixtures simultaneously. Your phone stays in your pocket.
Audio that disappears into composite decking.
Rock-form satellite speakers blend into landscape beds. Subwoofers mount flush beneath deck boards. The fire pit's gas valve ties into the same control mesh — ignition, flame height, and music volume on one scene called "Fire Night."

The yard that exhales before you arrive.
Geofencing detects your phone 0.3 miles out. By the time you slide open the door, the tub is at 104°F, underwater LEDs are set to your preferred hue, and the privacy screen has lowered. The house knows you're coming home.
Every zone communicates through a single low-voltage backbone. When you say "Goodnight," the pergola closes, the fire shuts off, the lights dim to 5%, and the hot tub drops to 98°F — in sequence, automatically.
We spent $52,000 on our outdoor renovation. Wire was the last $8,000 — and honestly, it made the other $52,000 worth it. Everything just works.

In 5 questions, we'll map every sensor, speaker, and switch your outdoor space needs. You'll receive a PDF blueprint detailed enough to hand to any contractor — or bring back to Wire.
Download a real Wire integration schematic for a 3-zone deck project. Annotated with hardware specs, wire runs, and control logic — the same document your contractor will work from.