
Residential TechnologyA home that works together.
Fox AV designs integrated home technology that is reliable, intuitive and planned around the way you live—not around a pile of separate products.
Residential solutionsFrom infrastructure to experience.
New construction and existing homes both benefit from a systems approach: strong networking first, then automation, entertainment, security and control built on top.
Control4 Automation
Unified control of lighting, audio/video, climate, security and everyday scenes from keypads, remotes, touchscreens and mobile devices.
Good to knowThe most useful smart-home features are the ones you stop thinking about because they happen naturally.
Whole-Home Audio / Video
Music and video where you want it, with discreet speakers, clean displays and centralized or distributed sources.
Good to knowGood sound comes from correct speaker placement and coverage—not simply installing more speakers.
Video Security
Camera placement, recording, remote access and network design planned together for dependable coverage.
Good to knowStart with the view you need to capture, then choose the camera. Placement comes first.
Networking & Wi-Fi
Professional wired and wireless design for streaming, automation, cameras, work-from-home and everyday devices.
Good to knowCoverage, capacity and access-point placement usually matter more than the speed printed on your internet bill.
Computer Solutions
Residential computer and network troubleshooting, upgrades, connectivity and system integration.
Good to knowBefore replacing a computer, identify whether the slowdown is the computer, software, storage or network.
New Construction & Prewire
Plan cabling, equipment locations and pathways before drywall so the home is ready for current and future technology.
Good to knowCable and conduit are inexpensive before drywall. Future access is expensive after the walls are finished.
Plan firstDecide where TVs, speakers, cameras, access points and equipment will live before construction is finished.
Keep it simpleA good system should be easy for guests and family members to use without a lesson.
Think aheadLeave pathways and capacity for future technology even if you do not install everything on day one.
Updating an existing home?Mike has worked through multiple generations of home technology since the early days of computers, networking and custom AV. That depth of experience often makes it possible to walk into an unfamiliar system, identify the technology and wiring already in place, and determine what can be kept, integrated, upgraded or replaced—without automatically starting over.