INTEGRATION & INSTALLATION
The gap between a clean spec and a system people trust is the install. We close it — infrastructure, integration, and commissioning done so the room works on day one and keeps working.
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A perfect design fails on a sloppy install. The unlabeled rack, the half-finished integration, the scene nobody tested — that's where projects quietly break. We treat the install as the part that actually has to work — built clean, integrated for real, and proven before we hand you the keys.
WHAT INTEGRATION & INSTALLATION COVERS
The bones of the system go in first. We put in cabling, racks, and devices the way you'd want to find them a year later — clean, labeled, and built to be serviced, not just to pass inspection.
Lighting, AV, shades, and building systems should behave like one system, not five that happen to share a room. We tie them together so the room responds the way people expect it to.
Installed isn't the same as working. We program the scenes, test every state, tune it with you, and train the people who run it — then leave documentation that matches what's actually on the wall.
WHERE IT'S WON
Any crew can make a system turn on for the walkthrough. The difference shows up later — the first time something changes, breaks, or has to be handed to someone new. We build for that day, not the demo.
Is every cable labeled, dressed, and traceable a year from now?
Has every lighting state been tested — not just the look in the photos?
What happens the night one device drops off the network?
Can the operator run the room without calling us first?
HOW IT WORKS
Before crews mobilize, we check that the space, the infrastructure, and the spec actually line up. Catching the gaps now is far cheaper than catching them mid-install.
Cabling, hardware, and integration go in clean — labeled, documented, and tied together so the systems behave as one. Built to be lived in and serviced, not just switched on.
We test every state, tune it alongside you, train your team, and leave documentation you'll actually open. You get a room that works — and the confidence to run it.
THE iLX DIFFERENCE
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