ARK Home designs and installs the technology that runs through a house — the network behind the Wi-Fi, the cameras, the door entry, the audio-visual and the connectivity everything else sits on.
Homeowners, renovation and new-build projects, and anyone whose house has outgrown a single router in the hallway.
The problem it exists for
Home technology is usually bought one box at a time and then blamed for not working together. Installing it as a considered system, in a house someone actually lives in, gives a very different result.
What it covers
Wi-Fi design and whole-home networking
Structured cabling for renovations and new builds
CCTV and door access
Smart home control and automation
Audio-visual and TV distribution
Broadband and connectivity for the home
ARK Home is the residential side of the group. It shares the same network and installation knowledge as the business side, applied to somewhere people live rather than work.
A one-acre property in Warsash asked an open question: what could make the house smart? We started with the infrastructure, not the gadgets — traced and tested every existing cable, built a central rack, and put nine access points, seven cameras and Home Assistant on top of it.
A Cosham household needed one network to carry Wi-Fi, cameras, access control and storage — with security designed in from the start rather than bolted on afterwards.
Thick Victorian walls in Fareham meant the usual mesh-kit approach had already failed. We cabled the house properly and put access points where the building actually needed them.
A garden office in Whiteley needed a real connection, not a repeater. We ran a buried cable the length of the plot and terminated it properly at both ends.
A Gosport home wanted cameras that would actually identify someone, not just record the roofline. We positioned six cameras for usable footage and wired the doorbell so it never misses a delivery.