Whole-Home Audio & Video Installation in Frisco, TX

Cost follows the house: how many rooms need independent music, how many TVs share sources, whether the patio is included, whether walls are open or finished, and whether speakers sit in the ceiling or outdoors. A complimentary phone consultation maps those inputs first. Then a walkthrough confirms speaker spots, rack placement, and cable routes, and you get drawings with a written, line-item proposal. No work starts until you approve that scope.

Yes. If you already have Control4, Savant, or Lutron, we add audio and video onto that platform instead of installing a second app. If you have no automation yet, we can start with entertainment on Control4 and add lighting or shades later. The same Certified Dealer team programs both.

Frisco daylight is hard on TVs. We pick the wall that gets less glare and specify screens that reject ambient light when a projector is in play. Lutron motorized shades go in when the room already has or needs them. Outdoor TVs get weather-rated panels aimed away from the worst sun.

The wire in the walls is what lasts. We run enough cable that a later TV, streamer, or speaker swap does not mean opening the house again. Equipment is chosen for current standards with a documented upgrade path. Support includes software updates so streaming apps and control stay current.

We work in phases so you keep TV and music in the rooms we are not touching. Cable is fished from attics and closets. Dust stays contained. A typical whole-house job in an occupied home takes one to two weeks, scheduled around school, work, and how you use the space.

The same crew that installs your system answers the phone later. Designers hold THX professional certification, technicians are in-house rather than subcontracted, and the rack ships labeled with documented settings — so service does not start with guesswork.

Yes. We extend the indoor system to the patio and pool with landscape speakers and weather-rated displays, or we build a dedicated outdoor zone that still shows up in the same app. Hardware is chosen for Texas heat, sun, and storms. Existing indoor control stays. You get one party scene for inside and out. Explore the outdoor audio cost guide and outdoor TV comparison before planning your patio.

Yes, when the wiring allows it. We diagnose systems we did not install and upgrade them if the cable plant and equipment can carry it. If the rack is a mess or the platform cannot do what you want, we say so and quote a replacement — with the original drawings, our own installs service faster.

We map each room as its own zone, bring shared sources into one labeled rack, and program the rooms on the same Control4 app and wall keypads. Each room keeps independent source and volume control, while grouped scenes can play across several zones. Existing Control4, Savant, or Lutron systems can remain the control platform.

For workplace meeting systems, explore conference room systems; for restaurant or office AV, explore commercial audio-visual.

A home theater arranges one room around a screen and fixed seats, with light control and treated acoustics. Whole house audio gives many rooms independent music, each with its own source and volume. Whole-home video, sending shared sources from one rack to the TVs, is a separate choice that often goes with it. Many houses need both: a theater room that is one zone of a larger system. The room visit decides which scope fits, and the proposal draws them together.

It starts with a zone map: which rooms need independent volume, which TVs share sources, and whether the patio joins. Architectural speakers are sized to ceiling type and room volume, sources live in one labeled rack, and each zone is calibrated with microphones for clear dialog and even bass. Weather-rated displays and landscape speakers cover the yard. A written line-item proposal follows the walkthrough, before any equipment is ordered.

Sources move into one labeled closet rack, and cable is fished through attics and closets to each TV and speaker. Each room keeps independent source and volume on the same Control4 app and wall keypads, and grouped scenes play across zones for a party. Work is phased room by room so the family keeps music and TV somewhere.

Yes. Our office is in Plano, and we install in Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Dallas, and Southlake. Zone count and rack placement are drawn before drywall on new builds, while finished homes get a phased retrofit that keeps music and TV somewhere. Projects start with a complimentary consultation and a walkthrough, then drawings with a written line-item proposal.