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Commercial AV and low voltage in Las Vegas.

Structured cabling, networks, control, AV, lighting, shading, security, electrical and solar. One contract and one point of accountability.

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A flush touch panel set into the stone return beside a boardroom door, the room lit and ready through the glass
Disciplines

Commercial systems and infrastructure, delivered by one team.

Designed for your exact business requirements, coordinated against your drawing set, installed to your schedule, and handed over labeled and documented. Every service below sits on one contract, so coordination between trades never lands on your desk.

A wall-mounted network rack with combed patch leads under a cool strip light

Structured cabling and networks

Fiber and copper certified per link, VLANs agreed with your team.

View discipline → A Control4 T5 touchscreen flush in a dark plaster wall

Control and automation

From master building control to room-by-room interfaces. You define how it responds.

View discipline → A camera bar beneath a display on acoustic felt, warm cove above

AV and video conferencing

One-touch join on Teams, Zoom or Google Meet, on the same standard in every room.

View discipline → A linear cove grazing a stone feature wall in a commercial lobby

Specialty and architectural lighting

Fixtures, drivers and dimming agreed with the architect before the ceiling closes.

View discipline → Commercial roller shades part-lowered across a curtain wall at dusk

Motorized shading

Roller shades that track the sun by facade. Glare, heat load and privacy on schedule.

View discipline → A discreet camera flush under a concrete soffit at dusk

Security, access and CCTV

Access control, cameras and intrusion detection on the same network, recorded and monitored.

View discipline → Matte black electrical panels with parallel conduit under a cool fixture

Electrical services

C-2 licensed electrical, delivered in step with the low voltage package, not behind it.

View discipline → Commercial rooftop array in late golden hour, rows receding toward the Las Vegas skyline

Solar and energy storage

Rooftop and ground-mount solar with battery storage, monitored on the same network.

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Sectors

Where this work goes.

Corporate

  • Boardrooms and executive floors
  • Meeting room standards rolled out at scale
  • Reception and town hall spaces

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Hospitality

  • Restaurants, bars and lounges
  • Function and event spaces
  • Back of house and guest facing systems

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Retail

  • Flagship and multi site fit outs
  • Display, audio and digital signage
  • Loss prevention and access

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Healthcare

  • Clinical and consultation spaces
  • Waiting areas and wayfinding
  • Access control and recorded coverage

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Education

  • Lecture halls and classrooms
  • Campus wide network and control
  • Shared and collaborative spaces

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In motion

The building at work.

A resort ballroom at dusk, the camera moving down the center aisle between set banquet tables
For architects and builders

What gets delivered, and when.

If you are an architect, a general contractor or a design partner bringing us onto a project:

  • Coordinated drawings issued against your set, in your revision cycle.
  • Rough in schedules that hold, so your trades aren't waiting on ours.
  • A single point of contact across every discipline, on one contract.
  • Commissioning evidence at handover: test results, labeled racks, as builts.

Engaged at design stage, the package is designed while the decisions are still on paper, then built and run under load in our shop until it proves itself. Your opening day isn't the first time the system is asked to work. It is the first time anyone watches it.

Questions

Asked on every commercial project.

How early do you need to be involved?

Before the walls close, and ideally at design development. Most of what goes wrong on a technology package is decided months before anyone installs anything: pathway, power, ceiling coordination and sightlines. Bringing us in at second fix means working around decisions instead of contributing to them.

Can you work to our existing standard?

Yes. If you have a room standard, a preferred platform or an estate-wide equipment list, we build to it. If you don't have one and you are building more than one room, discovery is where we write it with you.

Do you take on the whole package or part of it?

Either, though the value is in the whole. The reason the disciplines sit on one contract is that the failures happen at the joins between them. Splitting the package moves the coordination risk back to you.

What happens after handover?

A documented handover with the training your team actually needs, then a service agreement if you want one. Monitoring, response times and planned maintenance are set out before you sign, not after something fails.