When you walk into a beautifully automated home — where the lights, sound, and entertainment respond to your voice or a tap on your phone — you’re experiencing the kind of lifestyle that Chad, founder of NJ Smart Homes, has been quietly perfecting for years. But like most great ventures, NJ Smart Homes didn’t begin in a showroom or with a slick plan — it started with a movie, a moment of inspiration, and a leap of faith.
Daisy, the fastest-growing national home and small business technology installation and services company, announced today that it has acquired a New Hampshire-based technology integrator that services the Greater Boston area, New Hampshire and Maine.
In today’s competitive custom integration market, success is no longer just about delivering great installations, it’s about building a business that’s efficient, profitable, and resilient. Daisy offers integrators a powerful suite of resources designed to strengthen every facet of their operations, from technical support and proactive service to enterprise software, marketing, and workforce development.
Everyone strives for a comfortable, efficient home. Certainly, good insulation, energy-efficient windows, and other building materials contribute immensely. However, there are additional steps that can be taken to further enhance a home’s energy efficiency.
The line between home design and smart technology is disappearing—and that’s a good thing. In 2025, the most beautiful homes aren’t just stylish; they’re intelligent, responsive, and built around the people who live in them.
At Hermary’s powered by Daisy, every project is rooted in expertise, passion, and a deep understanding of how technology enhances daily life. Few people represent that commitment better than Paul Foley, General Manager of Hermary’s, whose two-decade-long journey through nearly every role in the company is a testament to hard work, leadership, and vision.
