Choosing The Right AV Installation Company

Today audio visual equipment have become a necessity for education and well as business facilities. Due to it, there are numerous AV installation companies out there, each promising to give you a stellar experience. Thus, it becomes a daunting task to pick out the right winner company who will meet all your needs within the minimum budget and allow you to have a bespoke experience. However, the following questions while speaking to them over the phone would help you nail the right one.

Inquire about their license

It’s extremely vital to inquire about them having an "unrestricted" state license to do low voltage work. Ensure that they are not doing any wiring & installing home theater rooms without the proper state license. Do not opt for ones without a license as this can prove hazardous for your environment.

Talk insurance

Do not forget to delve into the insurance that they carry. It is an occupational hazard that any of their workers can accidently drop an expensive TV or other expensive equipment. Get to know if they are insured with general liability insurance as well as workman’s comp for all their workers. Do not hesitate to ask for an insurance proof. It would save you from expensive debacles.

Look for genuine references

Do not ask for phone or email references and testimonials as they could be paid services. Try to pay a visit to few done rooms. Most customers would be proud to flaunt it, and you would be confident of getting your money’s worth.

Miscellaneous

Other factors that you can look into are –

·         Check out their website as well if any.

·         Ensure to educate yourself about AV systems to discriminate between the fake and the legitimate company.

·         Get to know if they want entire cost up front or if they have easy installment option available.

·         Inquire of every equipment needs to be purchased from them or they do not mind you buying a few of your own.

·         Ask them if they provide a free consultation for your specific needs or if they have a charge for it. Most reputable companies offer it for free or charge an extremely nominal fee.