Music in every room. Nothing on a shelf.

AVAS Automation quotes each whole home audio installation after a free consult. The cost depends on how many rooms get music, how many speakers each room needs, whether the patio and garden are included, how the wiring reaches a finished ceiling, and the amplifiers and rack behind it. You get a written plan before work starts.

Often both. Many AVAS Automation homes run Sonos, and it works with Control4, so music plays in any room from the same keypads and app. For speakers that disappear into the ceiling and walls and cover the whole house, including outside, we wire in-ceiling and in-wall speakers. We look at your rooms before recommending either.

Yes, AVAS Automation can put a keypad on the wall in any room, so one press starts music there, no app needed, and guests and grandparents can use it too. The Control4 app does the rest, and before we leave we set up everyone's favourites and walk the whole family through it.

Yes, AVAS Automation installs in-ceiling speakers in finished homes, not only new builds. The wire usually runs through the attic, basement or walls, so the cut is often just the speaker opening. In a renovation or new build we wire before drywall, with builders such as Delfina Group, Absolute Craftsmen and Marmo Contracting.

Yes, with an AVAS Automation whole home audio system each room is its own zone, so the kitchen can play jazz while a bedroom plays something else. When you want the whole house together, group the rooms from the Control4 app and every speaker plays the same song in sync, inside and out on the patio.

Yes, AVAS Automation sets the system up with Spotify, Apple Music or the other music services you already pay for, so the family keeps its own playlists and accounts. Control4 sends them to any room over the home network, from the app or a keypad, and your phone stays in your pocket.

Yes, AVAS Automation installs outdoor audio: landscape speakers tucked into garden beds, weather rated speakers under a covered patio, and a subwoofer where the yard needs real bass. At a King City home the garden speakers run on the same system as the rooms inside, so the patio is one more room in the app.