Tech support company Daisy opens 1st Arizona branch in Scottsdale

PHOENIX — Daisy, a technology installation and services company, opened its first Arizona branch in Scottsdale.

The company works with designers, architects and builders to provide clients with technology and services for homes and small businesses.

Audio visual, lighting, motorized shades, security cameras and control systems are among the services the company provides.

The Arizona branch serves Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Cave Creek, Carefree, Fountain Hills and Phoenix’s Camelback Corridor and Camelback East areas.

Jim Schoene is leading the Arizona franchisee after soft launching his business over the weekend at the Maricopa County Home and Flower Show.

“Homeowners throughout our region seek innovative solutions for their audio/video, shades, lighting and security needs,” Schoene said in a press release.

“We’ve built a talented local team and leveraged Daisy’s central support systems to provide clients with not only customized technology solutions, but also ongoing support services. And that’s where Daisy shines – we don’t just create seamlessly connected spaces; we continuously maintain and optimize clients’ homes as both technology — and their lives — evolve.”

Where else does Daisy operate?

In addition to the Arizona branch, the company has five locations in California, two locations in Colorado, one location in Connecticut, five locations in Florida and one location in Virginia.

“At Daisy, we are building an unrivaled network of smart home technology experts who can provide elevated solutions that exceed our client’s expectations,” Hagan Kappler, co-founder and CEO of Daisy, said in the release.

“Jim is not only technologically proficient, but also fully committed to providing world-class service to clients and partners alike. His expertise has already been a huge asset to our network.”

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