Daisy, the first national smart space installation and services company, continues its rapid growth with the recent acquisition of SaaviHome, a Denver-based integrator that launched its franchising operation last year. Not only does this add a tenth location to Daisy’s footprint, the move highlights Daisy’s commitment to growth through franchising.
Just a few months after Daisy acquired First Priority Audio (FPA), its founder, Bert Herrero, is now launching a new Daisy franchise location in one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the nation.
Bert Herrero, founder of First Priority Audio, is opening the location as a Daisy franchise in the growing metro area that includes new families and retirees. The location is set to formally open in January 2025.
After a thorough but quick acquisition process, cyberManor was fully acquired by Daisy on February 26, 2024. On that date, all of my employees, including me, became Daisy employees. We were Daisy’s second national acquisition. Led by founder and CEO Hagan Kappler, Daisy has a seasoned executive team of 24 people financially supported by an initial round of seed capital.
Daisy, the first national smart space installation and services company, continues its rapid growth with the opening of its 11th franchise location in Palm Springs, CA. The new franchise is owned by a partnership between Matt Walin, Daisy’s franchisee who converted his Costa Mesa, California location to Daisy in February 2024, and Charles Dyer, a technology executive.
Daisy, the first national smart space installation and services company, has established a strong presence in South Florida, one of the most vibrant markets in the systems integration industry, with the addition of a key regional player. First Priority Audio (FPA) marks Daisy’s eighth location and the continuation of a strategic initiative to provide integration firms the robust support system and other advantages of a nationally recognized brand.
