You have a beautiful home in Hawaii, and probably the last thing you want to do is add bulky speakers to the décor. If this is you, then you’re not alone, my friend. Upgraded audio is fantastic, but do you want to sacrifice style to get it? Let us show you how you can have excellent immersive sound and a clean look throughout your home using hidden technology installation.

For the sake of this blog, we’re going to discuss how to hide speakers in your home for great audio, but know that there are other forms of hidden technology available—including hidden TVs. So continue reading to learn how hidden audio can help you achieve a sleek and modern look in your home in Honolulu, Hawaii.

When you hear the term “home security system,” you probably think about alarm systems, surveillance cameras, and motion-activated lights. You most likely don’t think about smoke cloaks; however, they are valuable in protecting your family, property, and business from burglars.

You may be curious about what a smoke cloak is. They sound intriguing, don’t they? Continue reading to learn all there is to know about smoke cloak technology and how it can protect your Hawaii Island home or your place of business from theft.

When our customers want an ultra-large video display, they usually opt for a projector and screen. A projector is the surest way to get the widest dimensions possible, but it has disadvantages. 

For one thing, projectors can appear faded or washed out during the day, although we can help that with an ambient light-rejection screen and blackout motorized shades. Additionally, you’ll need to find a location to mount the projector or lift. There are many moving parts to a projector setup, and some people are looking for something sleeker. 

There’s another way to achieve wall-sized videos: the LED video wall. Formed together with microLED panels, video walls can achieve any size and shape you want. Is a video wall right for your Oahu, HI, home? We weigh the pros and cons below.

Some things are better left in the hands of professionals. If you want to try a new haircut, for instance, you’d probably feel more comfortable handing the scissors to an experienced hairdresser. And when it comes to home improvement projects like new flooring or roofing, unless you’ve done it before, you may be in over your head to attempt the job alone. 

A smart home system is no different. Some people think that because they can buy a smart speaker or Wi-Fi-connected thermostat at the store, they can automate their Maui home on their own. Home automation is incredibly convenient and luxurious when installed correctly, but its many moving parts make it tricky to pull off. 

So if you’re thinking of installing a home automation system yourself, here’s why you should think twice before attempting DIY.