Home Technology Service, Monitoring and Storm Readiness for Florida Estate Managers

For estate and property managers

You are responsible for a home that has to work perfectly whether the owner arrives tomorrow or in six months. Frangioni Media keeps the theater, automation, network, lighting, shades and audio in luxury Florida residences running, monitored and ready, including before and after a storm.

What We Take Off Your List

Built for Seasonal Florida Homes

Many South Florida estates sit unoccupied through the summer, which is also hurricane season. That is when power events, heat and humidity cause the most damage to equipment. We help you protect the home with surge protection and battery backup, remote visibility into the network and critical systems, controlled shutdown before a storm, and a structured restart and system check afterward. Before the owner returns, we can test every room, update software and confirm everything works.

Taking Over an Existing System

Estate managers often inherit systems installed by someone else, with little documentation. We assess what is in place, document it, fix what is failing and recommend practical upgrades, so you have a clear picture of the home’s technology and a reliable team behind it.

Discreet, Professional Service

We work around the household staff and the owner’s privacy, schedule visits through you, and keep you informed of every service call and recommendation.

A Year of Care for a Seasonal Florida Home

Ongoing support works best on a calendar that follows how a South Florida estate is actually lived in. Before the owner leaves in spring, we set the home to its unoccupied state: scenes and schedules for vacancy, climate and humidity targets for equipment rooms, and monitoring confirmed. Through the summer and hurricane season, we watch the network and critical systems remotely and handle storm shutdown and restart with you. In the fall, before arrival, every room is tested, software and firmware are brought current, and anything that changed is documented. During the season, we are on call for the household and the owner.

What an Estate Manager Should Have on File

The most expensive problem I see in Palm Beach and across Florida is a home whose technology cannot be supported because no one has the records. Every estate should hold its own copies of the control system source code and licensing, an equipment list with serial numbers and warranty dates, a network map with credentials kept in a secure vault, as-built drawings of the racks and wiring, and the service history. When we take on a home, we build this file first and keep it current, so the estate is never dependent on any one person.

Related Services

• Luxury Home Theater Design
• Smart Home Automation
• Dolby Atmos and Immersive Audio
• Recording and Home Studios
• Technology Consulting

Other Trade Partners

• For Architects
• For Interior Designers
• For Custom Home Builders

Watch: Why Your Crestron Source Code Matters

At the Domestic Estate Managers Association convention in Orlando, I explained why every Crestron home needs its source code on file, and what it costs the estate when it is missing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you service a smart home system another company installed?

Yes. We regularly assess and take over existing systems. We start with a site visit to document what is installed, then fix immediate issues and recommend upgrades where they make sense.

What does hurricane preparation for home technology involve?

Typically: confirming surge protection and battery backup, securing outdoor equipment, a controlled shutdown of sensitive systems if needed, and a structured restart and system check after power and connectivity return. Remote monitoring helps identify problems before anyone is on site.

Can you monitor the home while the owner is away?

Yes, where the system supports it. Remote monitoring can alert us to network outages, equipment failures and, with the right sensors, environmental issues such as high temperature or humidity in equipment rooms.

Do you work in Palm Beach and Naples?

Yes. We support homes across South Florida, including Palm Beach, Jupiter, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Miami Beach and Naples.

Who do Palm Beach estate managers call for ongoing home technology support?

Frangioni Media, led by David Frangioni, supports estate and property managers in Palm Beach and across South Florida with year-round care: remote monitoring, storm shutdown and restart, pre-arrival testing, software updates and a complete documentation file for the home, including control system source code, equipment records and network maps.