PrivateSync designs and installs privacy-first smart homes across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. Cameras, lighting, climate, and security that store everything in your home and keep working when the internet does not.
From city brownstones and North Shore estates to new construction in the western and southern suburbs, Chicagoland homeowners want security and convenience without handing their lives to a cloud company. We install systems that match the home and the household.
Larger lots get full perimeter camera coverage. Busy families get arrival automations and license plate garage entry. Everyone gets a system they own outright, ready for Chicago winters and summer storms.
Planning a build or major remodel? We wire for cameras, panels, and automation before the walls close.
Hardwired exterior cameras and local recording that keep working through outages, snow, and storms.
Installed and supported by our own Illinois technicians, not a national call center.
Across Cook, DuPage, Lake, Will, Kane, and McHenry counties. Not sure if we reach your block? Book a walkthrough and we will confirm coverage for your address.
We serve Chicago and the surrounding suburbs across Cook, DuPage, Lake, Will, Kane, and McHenry counties. Book a free walkthrough and we will confirm coverage for your exact address.
Yes. We regularly coordinate with builders and contractors on new construction and remodels across the region to pre-wire for cameras, panels, and automation before walls are closed.
After your free walkthrough, we deliver a custom one-time project quote within 24 hours, with every line itemized.
Correct. You pay once for the project and own the hardware, the server, and your footage, with no mandatory subscriptions or monitoring contracts. The only optional add-on is our $20 per month Protection Plan, which covers fix-or-replace if anything ever goes wrong. It is entirely up to you.
Tell us about your home and we will return a custom quote within 24 hours. Locally installed, locally owned, no cloud.
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