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Smart home automation · Security cameras & doorbells · Home theater & AV · Whole-home audio · Lighting control · Home networking & Wi-Fi

Current Home Technologies

Vancouver home technology integrator (since 2008) designing and installing lighting control, whole-home audio, home theater, Alarm.com security and cameras, networks and Crestron control for homes in Vancouver and the Portland metro.

Visit website(360) 859-3487

At a glance

Electrical contractor (limited energy, 06)
CURREHT928LT · verify with L&I
Equipment
Crestron, Alarm.com, Lutron, Ketra, Sonos, SnapOne, Access Networks, Ruckus Networks, Luxul, Doorbird, URC, Sonance, James Loudspeaker, Leon Speakers, Sony, Samsung, Epson (as the company describes it)
Address
1900 Main St, Vancouver, WA 98660
Serves
Vancouver, Camas, Battle Ground, Clark County
Services
Video doorbells, Home theater design & install, Whole-home & multi-room audio, Lighting keypads & scenes, Ethernet & structured wiring, Mesh Wi-Fi & access points, TV mounting

Ownership and control

What the company publishes about who controls your system. Quoted from its own pages, not checked by us: ask for it in writing.

Project files & passwords
The company says: “Service clients get responsive support, complete documentation, and a dedicated team for the life of the system.” (source)

Public record

No L&I violations, bond lawsuits, tax warrants or suspensions in the last 5 years.

Checked Nov 2, 2026 with Washington L&I. Full record: CURREHT928LT. What this covers.

Current Home Technologies has a showroom at 1900 Main St in downtown Vancouver and says it has designed, installed and supported home automation and business technology across Vancouver and the Portland metro since 2008. It works with homeowners and builders from pre-wire through final installation.

For homes, its site describes:

  • Lighting: lighting design with 3D renderings and fixture planning, and intelligent lighting and shade control.
  • Entertainment: whole-home audio, home theaters and surround sound, designer TVs and outdoor entertainment.
  • Safety: Alarm.com security with custom user codes, smart cameras with video analytics, and Alarm.com video doorbells.
  • Connectivity and control: structured cabling, small-business-grade home networking, and either a dedicated Crestron control system or separate apps such as Sonos, Lutron and Alarm.com.

Its process page describes a “Visual Quote” design phase, engineering documents through construction, and a walkthrough and training at handover. Its site lists CEDIA among its affiliations. The site does not say how alarms are monitored. It holds an L&I limited energy (06) electrical contractor license.