New Home Guide

Turn Your New House Into A Smart Living Home

Moving into a new home is the perfect time to plan smart home automation. Wiring is still accessible, walls are open, and you're already spending on interiors. Get the planning right now, and your home feels smarter from day one.

Why Your New Home Is The Best Time to Add Automation

Clean Wiring

Run proper low voltage and data lines now. Panels hidden neatly. No chasing walls later.

Lower Cost

Electrician already on site. Modules replace standard switches. Avoid rework and double spending.

Higher Value

Buyers pay more for ready smart homes. Integrated security adds strong perceived value.

What Does "New Home Automation" Cover?

Think in layers, not random gadgets.

Layer 1

Essentials

  • Main gate automation
  • Smart locks / video door phone
  • Smart lighting in key rooms
  • Basic security & cameras
Layer 2

Comfort

  • Mood lighting scenes
  • Curtains & blinds automation
  • Smart AC & temperature presets
  • Smart fan & exhaust control
Layer 3

Lifestyle & Luxury

  • Whole home audio
  • Home theatre automation
  • Garden & facade lighting
  • Pool / water feature controls

At Onwords we call a fully balanced setup a Living Home, not just a "smart home gadget collection".

Room-by-Room Planning

Here's what to consider for each area of your new home.

Living & Dining

  • One-tap "Family time" & "Guests" scenes
  • Curtain, AC, lights, TV from single app
  • Hidden panels for clean walls

Bedrooms

  • "Night" and "Morning" scenes
  • Fan, AC, lights control from bed
  • Occupancy-based bathroom lighting

Kitchen & Utility

  • Smart exhaust and lights
  • Gas leak & smoke alerts
  • Water motor & tank status

Gate & Outdoors

  • Sliding/swing gate automation
  • Video door phone + app integration
  • Driveway & garden lighting scenes

Cost Guide for New Home Automation

Prices vary based on size, finish, brands, and integration depth. Use this as a rough idea.

Basic Package

2 or 3 BHK

  • Smart lighting in key rooms
  • One smart lock or video door phone
  • Basic gate automation
Investment Range
₹1.5L – ₹3L
Most Popular

Comfort Package

Premium 3 or 4 BHK

  • Lighting scenes in all main rooms
  • Curtain automation in 2-3 rooms
  • Gate + door access + basic cameras
Investment Range
₹3L – ₹6L

Luxury Package

Villas & Bungalows

  • Whole home automation
  • Multi-room audio, theatre
  • Full security & outdoor automation
Investment Range
₹6L+

Biggest Price Drivers

Size and number of rooms
Wired vs wireless solution
Brand selection and finish level
Custom scenes and integrations

Share your floor plan and budget range for a clear good-better-best option.

What to Automate Now vs Later

You don't have to automate everything on day one. Be smart about timing.

Phase 0Must Do Now

During Construction

  • Conduits and wiring for all modules
  • Gate automation civil work & sleeves
  • Panel locations and DB space
  • Data and Wi-Fi planning
Phase 1Before Moving In

Before Moving In

  • Gate automation installation
  • Living & master bedroom lighting
  • Key security and access control
  • Wi-Fi backbone and controller
Phase 2Can Phase Later

After Moving In

  • Additional room scenes
  • Multi-room audio
  • Advanced sensors & automations
  • Theatre and special features

Onwords typically designs with a phase 1 and phase 2 plan, so even if your budget is tight now, your home remains future-ready.

Why Choose Onwords

You're not buying toys, you're trusting a partner with your home. Track record matters.

6000+
Gate automations running
400+
Smart home projects delivered
3
Cities with local teams
1
Integrated experience
  • Strong focus on Living Homes, not just products
  • Local teams for site visits, wiring coordination, and support
  • Integrate smart home, gate, and security into one experience
  • Understands architect, builder, and electrician language

FAQs About New Home Automation

Ready to Make Your New Home a Living Home?

A new home is one of the biggest investments in your life. Get automation right at this stage — save money, avoid rework, and enjoy a home that actually feels smart.