Brands We Install

We build on platforms that are professionally installed and professionally supported, so there is a company on the hook years after the install. Control4 is the core of most of our systems, and the rest of this list covers what we pair with it.

Control4

Control4 ties lighting, climate, audio, shades, and security into one app, controlled from a phone, a touchscreen, or a wall keypad. It runs on local processing, so the house keeps working even when the internet drops, and it grows from one room to a whole home on the same platform.

Lutron

Lutron turns a wall of switches into single-button scenes like Movie or Goodnight, and its schedules can follow an astronomic clock that tracks real sunrise and sunset through the year. Wireless dimmers and keypads swap in for existing switches, so most retrofits need no new wiring at all.

Crestron

Crestron handles the most complex homes cleanly, many rooms, multiple guest structures, and layered AV systems coordinated from one processing engine instead of several stitched together. Its shading is also built for larger runs of glass and more demanding architectural openings than a standard residential line.

Sonos

Sonos puts every streaming service in one app, with each room able to play something different or join the same song. Installed as in-ceiling and in-wall speakers wired to a proper equipment location, it sounds like part of the house instead of a speaker left on a shelf.

Alarm.com

Alarm.com turns an alarm panel, cameras, smart locks, and a garage sensor into one system you actually check, with alerts for things like a door unlocking after midnight. Professional monitoring runs through Brinks central station, and guests can get a temporary door code instead of a spare key.

Sony

Sony builds both ends of home video, native 4K laser projectors and Bravia televisions, for rooms designed around the picture rather than the furniture. The projectors need no lamp changes, and the televisions handle ordinary cable and streaming content well, not just reference material.

JVC

JVC's D-ILA panels deliver native contrast, so night scenes get real depth instead of a flat grey wash, in a room you can fully darken. Lens memory lets one projector fill both a standard screen and a wider cinema shape, with a laser light source and no lamp to replace.

Epson

Epson's three-chip design keeps color brightness equal to white brightness, so the picture holds its color in a room with real daylight instead of a fully darkened theater. Paired with an ambient light rejecting screen, it works well in media rooms, bonus rooms, game rooms, and covered patios.