What we install
We use Sonos amplifiers to drive in-ceiling, in-wall and outdoor architectural speakers, along with Sonos players and soundbars where they suit a room. Equipment is centralized in a ventilated rack when possible, and every unit is connected to a network designed to keep streaming stable.
Where it fits
Sonos is a strong choice for households that want a familiar app, for secondary homes, and for rooms such as gyms, offices and pool houses. It can run on its own or alongside a Crestron system. Most Sonos complaints come from WiFi, which is why we pair it with a properly designed home network.
See whole-home audio and outdoor audio.