Good commercial AV should just work when the doors open. We plan every job around the space, the people using it and the hours you trade. That might be background music and screens for a bar in the Folkestone Creative Quarter, presentation kit for an office at Kings Hill in West Malling, or a media wall like the one we fitted for Garage Style Ltd. We wire it, commission it and show your staff how to run it.
What We Install:
Commercial AV covers a lot of ground, so each service has its own page. Offices can read about office AV systems in Kent and smart office installation in Kent, while teams who meet on video should see meeting room AV in Kent. Shops will find retail AV installation in Kent and shop display screen installation in Kent, and schools can start with classroom AV systems in Kent.
The right system saves your staff time every single day and gives customers a better impression of your business.
You get an installer who treats your premises as if our reputation depends on it, because it does.
Tell us what the space is for and what is not working, and we will visit and arrange a free commercial AV quote. Running sites outside the county? We also handle commercial AV installation in Surrey and commercial AV installation in Essex.
Call us on: 0208 0895 905
Email us at: enquiries@dppsmarthomes.co.uk
Commercial AV installation covers the screens, speakers, microphones, control panels and cabling a business uses to present, communicate and set the mood. DPP Smart Homes designs each Kent system around the room and the people in it, installs the hardware and wiring, then tests everything and walks your staff through daily use before we leave.
Yes. DPP Smart Homes installs commercial AV across Kent, including Maidstone, Canterbury, Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Dartford, Gravesend, Folkestone and the Medway towns of Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham. We also work in Surrey and Essex, which suits businesses with more than one site.
The cost of commercial AV installation in Kent depends on the size of the space, how many rooms or zones you need, the equipment level and how much new cabling is involved. Rather than guess, DPP Smart Homes offers a free consultation and site visit, then gives you a clear written quote.
Often, yes. DPP Smart Homes can discuss scheduling commercial AV work in Kent around your opening hours, including early starts, evenings or phased work room by room. We agree the plan with you before we start, so staff and customers know what to expect.
Yes. New circuits, sockets or fixed wiring installed to power AV equipment fall under BS 7671, the IET Wiring Regulations. DPP Smart Homes is an electrical contractor as well as an AV installer, so Kent businesses get the power and the AV handled by one team rather than two separate trades.
CEDIA is the global trade association for smart home and integrated technology professionals, and it runs training and certification for installers. DPP Smart Homes holds CEDIA Home Technology Professional certification, and we apply the same discipline in planning, cable management and documentation to commercial AV projects in Kent.
Where they are in good working order, often yes. DPP Smart Homes checks your existing equipment during the survey and tells you honestly what is worth keeping. Many Kent businesses save money by keeping good screens and replacing only the switching, control or cabling that is causing the problems.
You deal with DPP Smart Homes directly, and Dom, our director, is the main technical and design contact. He handles the survey and system design for commercial AV in Kent, so the person who planned your system understands exactly what was installed and why.
Yes. DPP Smart Homes installs commercial AV for hospitality and leisure spaces in Kent as well as offices and shops. That usually means zoned background music, screens for sport or menus, and simple wall controls so bar staff can change volume and sources without hunting for remotes.
Yes. DPP Smart Homes installs security, including alarms, CCTV and access control, alongside commercial AV in Kent. Where cameras record identifiable people, the ICO’s video surveillance guidance under UK GDPR applies, so we help you position cameras sensibly and remind you about signage and retention policies.
