Conference & Huddle Rooms
Certified Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms builds with one-touch join, auto-framing cameras, and audio tuned to the space.
Conference rooms that connect on the first try, signage that stays current, and boardroom systems your executives can operate without calling IT.
Certified Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms builds with one-touch join, auto-framing cameras, and audio tuned to the space.
Higher-end video, distributed audio, and control that looks and sounds as considered as the meetings held there.
Networked displays for lobbies, wayfinding, and internal comms, managed centrally so content doesn't go stale.
Crestron and Q-SYS control for AV, lighting, and shades, with an interface simple enough that nobody needs the manual.
Room cabling, rack builds, and pathway coordination handled by our own low voltage team rather than a subcontractor we can't schedule.
Preventive maintenance and rapid response — including on systems we didn't originally install.
Client pitches, all-hands meetings, hybrid standups, and depositions all demand different things from a room. We design around the actual use case rather than starting from a manufacturer's bill of materials. Because we also run the network, we can guarantee the AV system and the infrastructure it depends on were designed together — which is where most single-discipline AV projects quietly fail.
We're vendor-neutral. We recommend what fits your environment and budget, not what carries the best margin for us.
We have been specifying and installing commercial AV since 2002 — long enough to have watched several "future-proof" standards get replaced. That history is why we bias toward equipment with a serviceable lifespan over whatever launched last quarter.
We walk the space, measure sightlines and acoustics, and ask how the room actually gets used before proposing anything.
Signal flow drawings, equipment schedule, and a fixed-scope proposal — so you can compare bids on equal terms.
Cabling, rack build, mounting, and programming, coordinated around your business hours and building access rules.
Full system testing, calibration, hands-on staff training, and quick-reference guides left in the room.
Most providers make you sit through a demo before naming a number. Here are honest ranges so you can budget before you call.
Single display, conferencing bar, and simple control for a 4–6 person space.
Dual display, ceiling audio, PTZ camera, and a control system for a 10–20 person room.
Executive spaces, video walls, divisible rooms, and multi-room control systems.
Ranges cover equipment, design, installation, programming, and training for a typical corporate build. Structured cabling, millwork, electrical, and unusual ceiling or wall construction are quoted separately. We provide a fixed-scope proposal with a line-item equipment schedule so you can compare bids fairly.
Yes. We design around Microsoft Teams, Zoom, or Google Meet, whichever your organization already standardizes on. We won't push you to change platforms to suit our preferred hardware.
Both. We handle single-room upgrades as well as multi-floor and multi-site signage and conferencing rollouts with standardized room designs.
Yes. We take on service and maintenance for existing installations regardless of who put them in, though we'll be candid if we find something that needs replacing rather than repairing.
For a standard room with cabling already in place, typically one to three days on site after equipment arrives. Lead times on displays and DSP hardware are usually the longer variable, and we'll give you a realistic date rather than an optimistic one.
Modern AV runs on your network. Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, digital signage, and networked audio all depend on bandwidth, VLANs, and firewall rules. When AV and IT are separate vendors, room problems tend to become finger-pointing exercises. Under one roof, they don't.
Yes. We staff events for setup, live operation, and breakdown in addition to permanent installations.