Smart Home, Security, Cameras & Low-Voltage Systems in Orlando

Plan an Orlando system around the way you use the property

A new home, an older system and a business fit-out need different starting points. Sentry Audio Video helps Orlando owners plan complete installations, expand systems in stages, and assess equipment left by a previous owner or installer. Tell us whether you are building, renovating, moving in or trying to solve a recurring problem so the first conversation covers the right scope.

For homes around Dr. Phillips and Bay Hill, begin with the rooms, patio and pool areas that need dependable coverage. For a Windermere estate, include detached buildings, gate entry and the routes between network locations. A Winter Park renovation may need a different wiring approach from new construction in Lake Nona. Access, existing cabling and the construction schedule shape the proposal.

New systems: design the foundation before choosing devices

• Smart-home control: plan Control4 scenes, keypads, touchscreens and app access around daily routines. Coordinate entertainment, lighting and compatible security functions so each family member has a practical way to operate the home.
• Lighting and shades: consider Lutron lighting control and motorized shades together, including daylight, privacy, keypad locations, power and window dimensions. Remodels and new builds have different wiring opportunities.
• Theaters and entertainment: define seating, screen size, speakers, acoustics and equipment ventilation for a dedicated theater or media room. Add whole-home audio, outdoor entertainment and Kaleidescape movie playback where they fit the brief.
• Wi-Fi and cabling: plan wired access points, equipment racks, structured cabling and coverage for workspaces, streaming, cameras and outdoor areas. Identify internet-provider equipment and network responsibilities before installation.
• Security and entry: assess camera views, recording needs, alarm functions, intercoms and compatible door or gate access. Confirm equipment integration, subscriptions and any jurisdiction-specific requirements during planning.
• Commercial systems: discuss conference-room AV, presentation audio, business Wi-Fi, structured cabling, cameras and access control as one coordinated project with clear user and administrator responsibilities.

Upgrades without guessing what must be replaced

Start with the result you want: stronger patio Wi-Fi, a better theater, updated lighting control, additional cameras or easier operation. We assess compatibility, cabling, control programming and the network before recommending what to retain. A phased proposal can separate the immediate work from future additions, including power, rack space and wiring that will be harder to add later.

Repair and takeover requests

Tell us what is not working and where the property is located. You do not need model numbers, serial numbers or technical records to request service. We can identify the equipment during the assessment, review owner-authorized access and explain the repair, upgrade or takeover options. Photos are welcome if convenient, but are optional.

What to send for a useful project conversation

Include the Orlando-area address or community, property type, rooms and outdoor areas, project stage, timing and whether the request is for a new installation, upgrade or service. Floor plans and clear equipment-rack photographs help us understand the work. For construction, identify the builder, designer and electrical contractor so prewire, shade power and equipment locations can be coordinated.

Discuss the project scope, equipment, programming, testing, user training and ongoing support in the proposal. For an existing system, clarify any software access, licensing or third-party subscriptions needed before scheduling work.

Orlando office: 5720 Argosy Court, Orlando, FL 32819. Call (407) 377-5360 to discuss a new system, upgrade or repair.