It all begins with an idea… and the sooner you plan for IT, AV and Security, the better your final result will be.

Blocking and framing for TV and cabinets is critical for larger, +100lb cinematic displays.
Blocking out locations for speakers, making sure they can coexist with the lighting plan, HVAC and required sprinkler/fire-suppression is also critical.
Countless conversations with the client to ensure proper sizing the TV for the space, surround sound speaker placement, tucking subwoofers into cabinetry, rack placement. This client wanted to move quickly and decisions were made to install some har
Additional speaker placement after sheetrock and flooring is in place. I choose to show these "work-in-progress" shots. The reality of working next to and with other vendors and tradesmen required coordination, cooperation, a great attitude and tole
Client decided to upgrade from an 83" TV to a 98" TV. Depending on the brand, wiring becomes a logistical issue with a 150lb TV slated for installation in a recessed nook.
Client wanted this 98" TV flush mounted with the wall. The carpenter will be framing out this display with crown moulding to make the TV look like a very large wall mounted picture.
Another angle on the flush mounted TV. Next the crown moulding!
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