Vivint Report Reveals Homeowners Prioritize Security and Energy Management in Smart Homes
Vivint, a U.S. smart home, security, and energy company, has released its second annual How We Home Report, detailing evolving trends in American smart home adoption. The report, based on a September 2026 survey of 5,000 U.S. homeowners, indicates that 78% of homeowners own at least one smart home device, with 61% having purchased a new device in the past year. Key findings highlight that homeowners are primarily seeking stronger home security, smarter energy management, professional installation, and solutions for family and home care. Security remains a top concern, with 1 in 5 homeowners feeling less safe due to crime, economic conditions, and severe weather, and nearly half (46%) more concerned about theft than five years ago. Energy management is also a significant driver, as 59% of homeowners reported increased energy bills in the last year, leading 37% to use smart home technology to manage consumption. David Porter, Managing Director of Vivint, emphasized that homeowners expect integrated platforms...
