Crestron is a high-end automation platform designed for fully integrated homes and commercial spaces. It offers a higher level of customisation, performance and scalability compared to most other systems.
Archives: FAQs
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Is Crestron suitable for existing homes or only new builds?
Crestron works best when designed into a project early, but we can also upgrade or take over existing systems depending on the property and infrastructure.
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Can you take over an existing Crestron system?
Yes — we regularly take over and improve existing Crestron systems, resolving issues and enhancing usability without full replacement.
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Can I see a Crestron system before committing?
Yes — we can arrange visits to the Crestron UK Showroom or selected local installations.
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How complex is it to use day-to-day?
Despite its capabilities, a well-designed Crestron system should feel simple and intuitive. Our focus is always on usability.
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When should we involve Wifiworks in a project?
The earlier the better. Ideally at concept or design stage, so we can coordinate cabling, containment, and system requirements before first fix begins — avoiding rework, delays, and additional costs later on.
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Do you work directly with architects and interior designers?
Yes — we regularly collaborate with architects, interior designers, and project managers to ensure technology is fully integrated into the overall design and aesthetic of the property.
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Can you work alongside our existing contractor or electrician?
Absolutely. We’re happy to coordinate with your appointed contractors, providing clear drawings, specifications, and guidance to ensure everything is installed correctly.
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What level of design detail do you provide?
We provide clear system designs including Wi-Fi layouts, device locations, cabling schematics, and equipment schedules — all tailored to the property and project requirements.
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Do you only install Wi-Fi, or full smart home systems?
We deliver complete systems — including Wi-Fi, networking, CCTV, door access, and smart home integration — all designed to work seamlessly as one.













