Whole Home Audio

Yes. The system streams from the services you already subscribe to, and anyone at home can send music to any room from their own phone. Group every zone for a party, or run different music in the kitchen, the office, and the patio at the same time.

Yes. Ceiling speakers retrofit cleanly in most homes: we fish wire through attics and walls, keeping the openings we make to a minimum. New construction is easier still, which is why we prewire during framing whenever we get the chance.

The right ones do. We install outdoor-rated speakers under eaves and patio ceilings, and landscape speakers that live in the planting beds year-round, like the garden system at the Marble Falls Retreat with its in-ground subwoofer.

Barely. Architectural speakers mount flush with the ceiling, and we can often color-match the grills, so they blend in far better than in-room speakers. Truly invisible speakers exist too, but they give up sound quality for the vanishing act, so we recommend them only when the look matters more than the listening.

Yes. Service calls on systems installed by other companies are a normal part of our week. We diagnose, repair, and, when you want more, expand what is already in the walls.

The honest answer is a range. A service call carries a minimum charge, and a simple install runs on an hourly basis plus equipment and tax. A whole-property system gets a detailed proposal, documented room by room with real numbers, before you commit. Audio scales room by room, so you can start with two zones and grow. Share your budget and we tailor the system to fit it.