Real installs, no stock photos

A full floor of huddle rooms and boardrooms with displays, room scheduling panels, a new core network, and desks ready for day one at EvenUp's new office.

Every meeting room on the floor got the same treatment: a wall display, a video conferencing kit, concealed cabling, and a scheduling panel at the door. Boardrooms added dual displays and ceiling audio.

Behind the scenes we pulled new drops to every room and desk cluster, built out the server room racks, and labeled everything so the in-house team can manage it going forward. The open office was unboxed, assembled, and connected before the first employee sat down.

In-wall speakers, mounted displays, hidden receivers, and cabinet lighting across three rooms of a family home.

Three rooms, three different looks. A slat-wall bedroom with flush in-wall speakers and a center channel, built into the wall itself. A living room with the TV over the fireplace and speakers in the ceiling. An upstairs family room with an entertainment wall and lit cabinets.

Every wire is hidden, every receiver lives in a closet, and each room runs from a single remote.

Head-end racks, fiber, outdoor conduit, and office fit-outs connecting production offices, stages, and warehouses across the growing 5&2 Studios campus that is home to The Chosen.

The campus core lives in a series of racks we built out over several phases: patch panels for every building, fiber uplinks, and the switching that ties stages and offices together.

Outside, sealed junction boxes and conduit carry the network between buildings, and cameras cover the campus at night. Inside the offices we hung displays on articulating mounts, wired the ceilings for speakers and lighting, and set up desks for the production staff.

Stage boxes, floor plates, and new cabling through brick and block for a community church sanctuary.

Running cable through a brick sanctuary is slow, careful work. We cored through walls, mounted stage boxes and floor plates where the band and the tech team needed them, and pulled new lines back to the booth.

A new access point in the hallway covers the classrooms and the lobby.

A media room with tunable LED lighting that changes the whole mood at a tap, plus new whole-home WiFi from a tidy closet rack.

The homeowners wanted a room that could go from movie night to game day to party with one button. We ran addressable LED lighting around the ceiling line, tied it to the display, and programmed scenes for each.

While we were there the WiFi got rebuilt: a ceiling access point per floor and a small rack in the utility closet, with speed tests to prove it.

Pole-mounted cameras, weatherproof junction boxes, and building coverage protecting the vehicles on an automotive lot.

Vehicles parked along a fence line are hard to cover from the building. We set pan-tilt cameras on posts with conduit-fed junction boxes, added fixed cameras on the block building, and ran everything back to a recorder inside.

Every space on the lot is in view, the owner gets motion alerts on the phone, and the footage is there if anything happens overnight.

A custom-built control system that lets a historic church schedule and play its carillon bells from a keypad or a web page.

The old bell controller was failing and nobody made a replacement. We built one: a small computer, an amplifier, a labeled keypad in the office, and a web interface for scheduling hymns and hourly chimes.

It runs unattended and we keep an eye on it remotely.

We travel. Site surveys, installs, and support wherever the project is.

Most of our work is in the St. Louis area, but the job goes where the client goes. We have surveyed and configured systems on the islands and worked out of rental living rooms when that is where the desk was.