Planning an Upgrade or a new project in Aurora

Aurora projects often involve a mix of established neighbourhoods, newer subdivisions, and condo-style buildings near key corridors. Because layouts can vary, planning starts with placement—TV height, viewing distance, and where audio gear should sit to keep the room balanced. For example, a main-floor setup may need careful positioning to reduce glare and keep cables discreet. At the same time, a basement space may benefit from longer runs to place equipment in a way that keeps it organized and accessible.
That said, wall construction can change from room to room, which affects both mounting and cable routing. Therefore, the mounting surface and cable path are confirmed early, including where power is available and where cables should terminate. Meanwhile, stable connectivity is often part of the same conversation. If streaming, work calls, cameras, and smart devices are all active, reliability matters more than raw speed. As a result, router placement and Wi-Fi coverage are considered alongside the install, and wired connections are used where they make sense. Finally, everything is tested end-to-end, so the picture, audio, controls, and network performance match how the space is used.