# On The Team

> Independent home technology and energy advice for new builds and major renovations. On The Team works alongside homeowners, architects, builders and specialist installers to translate future home needs into practical decisions during today's build.

Technology moves quickly. We keep your build up to speed.

Our role is advice, planning and coordination: identifying requirements, asking the right questions early and helping the project team agree responsibilities. This complements the architect, builder and specialist installers. It is distinct from specialist engineering design, installation and certification.

Early infrastructure decisions matter. Cabling routes, network connections, sensor locations, power supplies and equipment space can help keep future options open before the walls close. Technology choices depend on the home, the project stage and compatibility between systems; complete autonomy and universal compatibility are not promised.

The team's experience includes a large townhouse self-build in 2017. The lessons from that process inform the business's approach. Photography is generated concept imagery. The interactive home dashboard uses simulated data and does not control real equipment or predict savings.

Public website: https://ontheteam.co.uk/
Public contact email: getus@ontheteam.co.uk. The Contact Us page also provides the project enquiry form.

## Start here

- [Homepage](https://ontheteam.co.uk/): The proposition, approach, project stages and ways to work with On The Team.
- [About us](https://ontheteam.co.uk/about/): The 2017 townhouse self-build and the experience behind the business.
- [Contact us](https://ontheteam.co.uk/contact/): Start a conversation about a project, its current stage and the decisions ahead.

## Project planning

- [New-build technology and energy planning](https://ontheteam.co.uk/new-build-planning/): Bring connectivity, home technology and energy requirements into the early design and build conversations.
- [Major-renovation infrastructure planning](https://ontheteam.co.uk/renovation-planning/): Plan connection routes and infrastructure while substantial work creates an opportunity to prepare the home.
- [Before-first-fix project review](https://ontheteam.co.uk/before-first-fix-review/): Review requirements and responsibilities before wiring, services and walls make later changes harder.

## Energy and connectivity

- [Solar and battery advice](https://ontheteam.co.uk/solar-battery-advice/): Consider generation, storage, household demand and their relationship with the wider home.
- [EV charging at home](https://ontheteam.co.uk/ev-charging-at-home/): Plan home charging around parking, power, connection routes and energy requirements.
- [Wi-Fi and wired networks](https://ontheteam.co.uk/wifi-wired-networks/): Plan network coverage, cabling and capacity as foundations for a connected home.

## Home automation and understanding the home

- [Home automation planning](https://ontheteam.co.uk/home-automation-planning/): Shape useful routines and controls around the way the household lives, supported by compatible systems and planned infrastructure.
- [The party piece](https://ontheteam.co.uk/the-party-piece/): Explore the memorable, demonstrable side of a connected home, including coordinated lighting, blinds and controls.
- [Your home at a glance](https://ontheteam.co.uk/home-dashboard/): An interactive simulated home dashboard showing room controls, scenes, energy flows and security status. All readings and history are illustrative; no devices are connected.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://ontheteam.co.uk/sitemap.xml): Canonical public content pages.