It depends on room size, how many people need to be seen and heard, and whether the walls are open or finished. A small huddle room on Brand Boulevard needs a display, a soundbar camera and a cable. A twenty-person boardroom needs ceiling microphones, multiple cameras and a control system. Cabling through finished walls in a downtown high-rise adds labor. We spec it after a free site survey and give you a written quote.

Yes. We mount displays and video walls on showroom walls and glass, run the cabling back to a media player or your network, and set up a signage platform so your staff can change offers from a laptop. On the Brand Boulevard of Cars the showrooms are bright and glassy, so we pick commercial displays rated for that. We also do service-lane displays and waiting-area TVs. The free site survey covers mounting and power.

Yes. Glendale has a lot of churches, cultural halls and community centers, from Adams Hill to Montrose, and most struggle with feedback and dead spots. We install speakers, mixers, wireless microphones and streaming setups sized for the room, and we train your volunteers to run it. We can also add a camera and encoder for services online. Every project starts with a free site survey and a listen to the room.

Yes. We install certified Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms systems, wide-angle cameras, ceiling or table microphones and a touch panel so meetings start with one tap.

Yes, from a single lobby display to multi-location menu boards, with the cabling, mounts and content player configured.

Usually. Most problems come from speaker placement, microphone choice and untreated glass. We measure the room and fix the cause rather than just adding volume.