Cinema, audio, control, light, shade, network and security. Specified together, installed by one team and supported by the people who commissioned it.
What we do
Most projects touch four or five of these at once. Because we deliver them all in-house, they are designed to work together rather than negotiated between trades.
A cinema is a room first and a product list second. We design around the dimensions you actually have, then treat, seat and calibrate it so the picture and the sound arrive where you are sitting.
Whole-home audio should feel like the house is playing, not like a speaker is. We design zone by zone so volume, coverage and tone stay even as you move.
A media room has to earn its keep on a Tuesday as well as on a Saturday night. The design brief is comfort and flexibility first, spectacle second.
Every system on this page depends on the network. It is the least visible part of the job and the first thing anyone notices when it is done badly.
Good automation is measured in decisions you no longer have to make. It should feel less like operating a house and more like the house paying attention.
Cameras are only useful if the footage answers the question you had. That comes down to where they are aimed, how they see at night and how fast you can find the clip.
A DIY kit tells you something happened. An integrated system tells you what happened, shows you, lights the area and lets you act, from wherever you are.
Lighting is the fastest way to change how a room feels, and the easiest thing to get wrong. Control lets one room be four rooms depending on the hour.
In a Georgia summer, shading is climate control. Getting the fabric ahead of the sun is cheaper and quieter than asking the air conditioning to catch up.
Why in-house matters
When lighting, shading, audio and security are bought separately, the gaps between them become your problem. The shade motor has no power because that was the electrician's drawing. The keypad cannot reach the alarm because two systems were never designed to talk.
Delivering all nine disciplines ourselves removes those gaps. We draw one cabling schedule, build one rack, write one set of scene names and hand over one system, with one number to call when you want it changed.
It also means we can be honest about sequencing. If the network should be done before the cinema, or the shade pockets detailed before the ceiling closes, we will say so early rather than invoice for it late.
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We visit, listen and map how you actually use the space, room by room, habit by habit.
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Options demonstrated properly, so you can see and hear the difference before committing.
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A fixed, itemised scope. No vague allowances, no line items you cannot read.
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Racks are built, labelled and burned in at our workshop, not improvised on your floor.
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Clean first fix and trim-out, coordinated with your builder's programme.
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Remote monitoring, firmware care and service agreements for the life of the system.
Questions
Everything else, we are happy to talk through on the phone with no obligation and no script. Call (404) 349-1647.
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Most people arrive with a room and a frustration rather than a specification. That is a perfectly good place to start; tell us what is not working.
