Long Island and New York City, from a base in Ronkonkoma.

Harbour-front properties, older housing stock, and a lot of the high-end residential work — whole-home automation, distributed audio, and the networks underneath both. Waterfront sites bring their own constraints: salt air is hard on outdoor equipment, and corrosion resistance stops being optional.

• Huntington
• Huntington Bay
• Lloyd Harbor
• Cold Spring Harbor
• Centerport
• Northport
• Asharoken
• Eatons Neck
• Fort Salonga
• Greenlawn
• Smithtown
• Nissequogue
• Head of the Harbor
• St. James
• Stony Brook
• Setauket
• Old Field
• Port Jefferson
• Belle Terre
• Mount Sinai
• Miller Place

Our home ground. Ronkonkoma is the base, and the corridor through Hauppauge, Commack, and Melville is dense with office parks, industrial space, and commercial buildouts. Short drives here mean site visits usually happen within the week.

• Ronkonkoma
• Hauppauge
• Commack
• Dix Hills
• Melville
• Huntington Station
• Nesconset
• Holbrook
• Holtsville
• Farmingville
• Medford
• Selden
• Coram
• Centereach
• Deer Park
• Brentwood
• Central Islip
• Yaphank

Where most of our hospitality work sits. Bars, restaurants, catering halls, and marinas from Babylon through the Moriches, plus a steady stream of multi-TV and zoned-audio installs. Waterfront and seasonal venues need outdoor-rated equipment specified for weather, not just for the room.

• Islip
• Bay Shore
• West Islip
• Babylon
• West Babylon
• Lindenhurst
• Copiague
• Amityville
• Sayville
• West Sayville
• Oakdale
• Bohemia
• Patchogue
• Blue Point
• Bayport
• Bellport
• Shirley
• Mastic
• Center Moriches
• East Moriches
• Fire Island

The Hamptons and North Fork, where the work splits between seasonal hospitality — restaurants, wineries, clubs that need a system running perfectly from Memorial Day — and high-end residential. Timelines matter more here than anywhere else: work that has to happen off-season has to actually happen off-season.

• Riverhead
• Manorville
• Westhampton Beach
• Quogue
• Remsenburg
• Hampton Bays
• Southampton
• Water Mill
• Bridgehampton
• Sagaponack
• Sag Harbor
• East Hampton
• Amagansett
• Montauk
• Shelter Island
• Mattituck
• Cutchogue
• Southold
• Greenport

The Gold Coast communities, largely residential and largely at the top end. Whole-home automation, home theatre, distributed audio, security, and networks built to carry all of it on properties big enough that coverage is a genuine design problem rather than an afterthought.

• Great Neck
• Kings Point
• Sands Point
• Port Washington
• Manhasset
• Roslyn
• Old Westbury
• Brookville
• Upper Brookville
• Muttontown
• Locust Valley
• Lattingtown
• Mill Neck
• Oyster Bay
• Glen Cove
• Sea Cliff
• Syosset
• Woodbury
• Jericho
• Plainview

Dense commercial and retail territory alongside established residential. Office buildouts, multi-tenant properties, and storefronts, where older building stock and landlord requirements tend to drive the schedule more than the equipment does.

• Garden City
• Mineola
• Westbury
• Hicksville
• Levittown
• Farmingdale
• Massapequa
• Seaford
• Wantagh
• Bellmore
• Merrick
• Freeport
• Baldwin
• Rockville Centre
• Oceanside
• Long Beach
• Lynbrook
• Valley Stream
• Hewlett
• Woodmere
• Cedarhurst
• Lawrence
• Hempstead
• New Hyde Park

Projects across the five boroughs, most often for clients with multiple locations or for specialised work such as Q-SYS programming and control system takeovers. City jobs carry building access rules, freight elevator scheduling, and after-hours restrictions — planned around rather than discovered.

• Manhattan
• Brooklyn
• Queens
• The Bronx
• Staten Island