This happens more often than it should: We come in to a new-construction home just as the last piece of drywall is being put up.

It’s not an ideal situation. After all, we’ll have to break into it to start running wires, we’ll have to cut into it to install speaker. And there’s other annoying issues.

The project takes longer and if there’s any major construction going on – like a new custom home theater – it can directly impact how long our building partners have to stay on site.

In other words, if you’re a builder working on a new-construction home and the homeowners need a smart home automation system, its always better to start working with custom integrators sooner rather than later.

Don’t worry, it’s not that hard. Below, we’ve listed a few of the most common situations where integrator input could be useful. Just keep reading for more.

Some winters you host big family get-togethers, and others you end up traveling out of town for the big event. If you’re leaving your home this year, you may be concerned about how your property will remain safe while you’re away. Thankfully, smart home control features can help. In this blog, we’ll explain how you can take advantage of your smart home to keep your spaces safe.

The primary difference between a media room and home theater is that the latter has been entirely designed to optimize audio and video quality. It’s important to create the right environment so that a traditional home theater installation with a projector and screen can thrive. That’s because projectors and screens are more susceptible to light interference and harder to pick out than televisions. In this blog, we'll highlight the benefit of using a projector as opposed to a flat screen and help you choose the ideal one for your Asheville, NC home.  

Whether you’re a diehard audiophile or just a casual listener, you’ve probably considered upgrading your Greenville, SC property with a whole home audio system. You may have even come across the idea of wireless audio – installing speakers in each room without the need for heavy, in-wall wiring. In fact, popular companies like Sonos have pretty much cornered the market in mainstream wireless audio brands. But is wireless right for you? There are certainly pros and cons to consider. In this blog, we’ll break some of the more common ones down for you.