Surge protection isn’t something the average homeowner spends a whole lot of time thinking about. And, much as we’d like to say otherwise, a lot of business owners and property managers don’t seem to place as much importance on it as they should. That all changes when the big one comes along, though, and a power surge fries the electronics throughout the building.
Depending on where you live, the fall and winter months often mean more time spent indoors. As you migrate inside, take a moment to really look around. Peer past the usual bright kitchen and cozy family room. Explore the areas that tend to fade into the shadows: the guest bedroom you’ve dreamed of converting into a home office, the garage gym that could use a little motivation, the wine nook beneath the staircase, or even the walk-in closet that never feels quite finished.
Daisy, the nation’s leading and fastest-growing smart home and small business technology installation and services company, today announced its expansion into the Indianapolis market through a new partnership with Digital Home Design. Founded and led by Mike Major, a highly regarded custom integrator, this well-established integration firm will now operate under the Daisy brand, marking another milestone in Daisy’s rapid national growth.
Today, Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) is recognizing Daisy’s Co-founder and CEO, Hagan Kappler, as one of the Most Exceptional Entrepreneurs of 2025 at its Builders and Innovators Summit in Healdsburg, California. Goldman Sachs selected Daisy from multiple industries to be honored at the two-day event.
Daisy, the leading national home and small business technology installation and services company, is proud to announce the launch of its Palm Coast, Florida, location, the seventh in the state for Daisy and its 22nd location in the country. The new Palm Coast branch will be owned and led by Kim Lyznicki, a seasoned executive known for her success in scaling service-based businesses.
Few things are more frustrating than unreliable Wi-Fi. One moment everything works perfectly; the next, your video call freezes, your music stops mid-song, or your movie starts buffering right at the best part. It’s not just inconvenient; it can disrupt family movie night, derail a work presentation, or make your smart home feel not-so-smart after all.
