TSHC (the Smart Home Company)
Smart home design and installation for homes and businesses, including AV, lighting, security and networking
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About TSHC (the Smart Home Company)
TSHC designs and installs integrated smart home systems, including entertainment, home cinema, lighting and shading, security and access control, and networking. It develops bespoke system proposals after consulting with clients.
The company serves residential and business clients, providing design and installation services. Its registered headquarters is in Falmouth, United Kingdom, and it was founded in 2016.
Product: Bespoke smart home system design and installation covering AV, cinema, lighting, security, access control and networking.
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