About Halo
Halo is one person: Ian.
Halo is one person: Ian. He designs your system, he installs it, and he's the one who picks up the phone about it eighteen months later. No account manager, no subcontracted install team, no handover between the person who understood what you wanted and the person holding the screwdriver.
That's deliberate. Ian would rather look after a handful of homes properly than take on a hundred and get to most of them eventually.
Sixteen years at JT, latterly as a fibre engineer, installing and repairing the networks island homes run on. The turn came when JT acquired Zero1 and built a home automation division around them.
Ian trained alongside Zero1's original founders and worked through certification after certification. He describes it as learning a whole new career. He stayed with it until JT stepped away from that side of the business, then spent two years at Genesis as a technical engineer working on lighting and whole-home integration, and in practice on everything from building racks to TVs, speakers and WiFi.
So the networking underneath a smart home was his trade before the smart home was. That matters more than it sounds, because most automation problems turn out to be network problems in disguise.
Qualifications
Qualified, and independently so.
Certification isn't a formality. It's what allows a system to be commissioned correctly, updated safely, and supported by the manufacturer years after installation.
Who Halo works with
Larger homes, built to behave as one.
Larger island homes, mostly, where lighting, audio, heating, security and entertainment need to behave as one system rather than five. Many clients come to Halo first for WiFi that reaches the whole house, and that remains core to the work. Halo also works with Jersey businesses on security, door entry and gate intercom systems.
Halo works across Jersey & the Channel Islands.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you'd like your home to do, or what simply isn't working. No obligation, ever.