Technology
Technology you never see.
Networking, audio, lighting, shades, security and theaters \u2014 specified at framing.
Start at framing, not at move-in
Every good residential technology installation is decided during rough-in. Conduit paths, speaker backing, keypad locations, shade pockets, rack ventilation and network drops all cost almost nothing before drywall and a great deal after it. Retrofitting a 1960s ranch with plaster walls and a shallow crawl space is possible but never elegant.
The foundation is the network
Everything else depends on a properly designed wired network with hardwired access points, a real switch, and a rack with cooling. Consumer mesh systems fail predictably in brick houses with detached garages and outdoor areas.
Systems worth doing
Lighting control with real scene programming. Motorized shades on west-facing glass. Whole-home audio zoned to how the house is used. Cameras and access control at the perimeter. And, where there is a basement or bonus room, a dedicated theater with acoustic treatment rather than a television on a wall.
Peters Audio Video
Peters Audio Video designs and installs residential technology across Barclay Downs and SouthPark, working alongside Peters Custom Homes during construction and handling retrofit work in occupied homes.