Some questions,
some answers.
Yes. We work alongside general contractors and owners on new construction and renovations. We're a certified Women- and Minority-Owned Business and Small Business Enterprise (SBE), which can help prime contractors meet participation goals on public and municipal bids.
Call us. Your installation includes a workmanship warranty, and while it's active we handle manufacturer warranty claims for you. After that, preventive maintenance plans give you priority response, and warranty and maintenance customers can reach our on-call team after hours. Exact terms are listed in your proposal.
That's a design requirement, not an afterthought. We build simple touchscreen or iPad presets for common uses like services, assemblies, or games. Then we give everyone a system overview, train key operators in depth, and have a team member on site the first time you use it.
Often, yes. We evaluate what you already own and keep anything that still performs, such as existing cabling when you move to a digital mixer. At the Ford Wyoming Center, we kept part of the original system and replaced the rest, so the budget went to upgrades you can actually hear.
It depends on room size, coverage, and how much video and control you need. For reference, a sound system upgrade for a 300-seat church sanctuary typically runs $50,000 to $150,000. Smaller rooms cost less and arenas cost more. After an on-site consultation, we send a detailed, itemized proposal.
Most installs take anywhere from a couple of days to several weeks, depending on the size of the system and the work involved. We set the schedule at a kickoff meeting and plan around your calendar. At Chaparral High School, we completed a full gym sound upgrade over winter break.
Yes. We have a licensed journeyman electrician on staff for the electrical and low-voltage work tied to your AV system. For work that requires permits or engineered drawings, we partner with trusted electrical contractors and coordinate the schedule, so you still have one point of contact.


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