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Audio-Visual / Automation / Network / Security
Utah · Est. 2011
Audio, cinema, lighting, shades, network and security. Specified together, built on one backbone, and finished so the room is the only thing you notice.
Selected work
Press a room to load it. From private cinema to indoor shooting range, each building runs on a single rack.
Two practices / one standard
The same engineering discipline, tuned to two very different buildings.
01 / Residential
Whole-home audio, private cinema, lighting, shades, network and cameras, specified together so the house answers one press instead of six apps.
02 / Commercial
Boardrooms that join on time, studios that broadcast clean, networks that carry the floor, and access control that scales to every site you open.
System architecture
Most integrators sell six systems and six remotes. We build one cabinet: patch panel, managed switch, control processor, amplification, conditioned power. Every system in the building runs off it, which is why it still works in year ten.
One cabinet · 10U · Labelled and serviceable
Capabilities
One scope, one schedule, one number to call when something needs attention.
One interface for lighting, climate, audio, shades and cameras, on a keypad, tablet or phone.
Music that follows you room to room, tuned per zone so it never shouts in the kitchen to be heard on the patio.
Reference rooms with acoustic treatment, calibrated projection, proper sightlines, and a remote anyone can use.
Scenes instead of switches. Layered circuits, tunable white, keypads engraved for how the room is used.
Silent drives on schedule or sun sensor, so glare, heat and privacy are handled before anyone reaches for a wand.
Enterprise switching, VLANs and access points surveyed for the building, not guessed at from the driveway.
Cameras placed for evidence, not coverage maps. Credentialed entry and retention you can actually search.
Prewire consulting, rack rebuilds, or taking over a system somebody else walked away from.
Talk it throughDetail
Everything else is buried in walls and cabinets. These three surfaces are the entire product, as far as you are concerned.
How a project runs
Most failures happen because integration arrived after drywall. We get involved while the plans are still on paper, and you watch the same wall come together stage by stage.
We walk the plans with your builder and architect, agree what each room has to do, and put a real number against it before anyone orders equipment.
Rough-in alongside the framers. Conduit, backing and pathways for the systems you'll want in five years as well as the ones you're buying now.
Rack build, trim-out, programming and calibration. Then we sit down and rename every button until it makes sense to your family or your staff.
Remote monitoring catches most faults before you do. When it doesn't, you call a number answered by someone who knows your system.
Coverage
Based on the Wasatch Front, working the corridor from Ogden to St. George. If your project sits outside the line, ask anyway. We travel for the right build.
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