Automation & Control
Lighting, shades, climate, access and entertainment brought into one intuitive control environment.
Automation · Networks · Security · Audio / Video
Automation, security, networks and entertainment planned as infrastructure, installed cleanly and supported by Leo Bitton.
Systems
One technical lead coordinates the wiring, equipment, programming and support behind the property.
Lighting, shades, climate, access and entertainment brought into one intuitive control environment.
Wired surveillance, recording, intercoms and controlled entry designed around the property rather than imposed upon it.
Structured cabling, dependable Wi-Fi and accessible equipment infrastructure prepared for service and future change.
Media rooms, whole-property audio and concealed display solutions integrated with the architecture.
Security, access, communications and presentation systems installed cleanly for active working environments.
Selected Work
Retrofits, custom millwork and active businesses require technical decisions that respect the building around them.
Marina del Rey
A legacy system was replaced with contemporary lighting, climate, security and audio control. The retrofit protected the property's Venetian plaster while the family remained at home.
Hollywood Hills
Custom millwork and a motorized lift let the media wall return to a clean, television-free room the moment the system powers down, with wiring routed to stay serviceable for years to come.
Weho
Cameras, recording and controlled entry were installed in phases around live operating hours, giving ownership dependable coverage without interrupting a single working day.
About Leo
Leo Bitton built Tech In Control from more than fifteen years of field experience across Greater Los Angeles. His work sits between construction and technology: understanding the structure, planning the infrastructure, coordinating with other trades and remaining responsible after commissioning.
Homeowners, architects, contractors and designers work with one specialist who understands both the finished room and the systems concealed behind it.
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