Surrey shoppers are discerning, and so are the retailers who serve them. Our retail AV installation service in Surrey helps independents on Guildford’s cobbled High Street, lifestyle brands in Farnham’s Lion and Lamb Yard and showrooms around Cobham present a consistent, confident atmosphere. We balance music levels across the whole floor, conceal equipment within your shopfit and give staff simple control, so the sound supports the merchandise instead of competing with it.
Our Retail AV Scope:
Retail sound and vision sit within our broader commercial AV installation in Surrey. For eye-catching window and in-store signage, visit our shop display screen installation service in Surrey, and if your premises include living space or a flat above the store, see our multi-room sound systems in Surrey.
Considered in-store AV shapes how customers feel from the moment they cross the threshold.
Independent retailers choose us because we treat their shop with the care they give their own customers.
Describe your store and the atmosphere you want, and request a free retail AV quote from DPP Smart Homes. With branches further afield? We also carry out retail AV installation in Kent and retail AV installation in Essex.
Call us on: 0208 0895 905
Email us at: enquiries@dppsmarthomes.co.uk
Retail AV installation is the design and fitting of in-store audio, displays and control equipment for shops and showrooms. DPP Smart Homes provides retail AV installation in Surrey covering background music speakers, zoned volume control, in-store screens and the cabling behind them, all planned around your shopfit and brand.
Yes. DPP Smart Homes installs retail AV across Surrey, including Guildford, Farnham, Epsom, Cobham, Esher, Dorking, Reigate, Woking and Camberley. We work in high-street boutiques, showrooms and units within shopping centres such as the Ashley Centre in Epsom, subject to each landlord’s access rules.
The cost of retail AV in Surrey depends on the floor area, ceiling type, number of speakers and audio zones, whether screens are included and how much cabling must be concealed. DPP Smart Homes provides a free consultation and a free written quote tailored to your store, with no obligation.
Usually, yes. DPP Smart Homes can discuss scheduling around your opening times, such as early mornings, evenings or quieter weekdays, so the shop floor stays available to customers. We agree timings in advance, protect stock and fixtures during work, and leave the store tidy and ready to trade.
In most cases, yes. Shops that play recorded music or radio to customers or staff usually need TheMusicLicence from PPL PRS, which covers retail premises. DPP Smart Homes designs and installs your in-store audio system, while the licence itself is purchased directly from PPL PRS by the retailer.
Many retailers fit a counter hearing loop as a reasonable adjustment for customers with hearing aids, reflecting duties under the Equality Act 2010. Loops should perform to BS EN IEC 60118-4, the standard for audio-frequency induction loop systems. DPP Smart Homes can discuss including one within your Surrey retail AV installation.
Yes. Any new circuits or electrical alterations installed for retail AV should comply with BS 7671, the IET Wiring Regulations. DPP Smart Homes is an electrical contractor as well as an AV installer, so power, speaker cable and data for your Surrey shop are designed and installed together by one team.
Yes. DPP Smart Homes can zone your retail AV so the shop floor, consultation room, café corner or stockroom each have their own source and volume. Staff control each zone from a wall panel or app, making it easy to suit the atmosphere to each part of your Surrey store.
Not when they are chosen carefully. DPP Smart Homes uses slim, flush-fitting ceiling speakers with low-profile grilles, many of which can be painted to match, so they sit discreetly among downlights and skylights. The aim is sound that customers enjoy without noticing where it comes from.
Often, yes. DPP Smart Homes can survey existing retail audio, check speaker placement, wiring and amplifier settings, then rebalance the system for more even coverage. Sometimes adding a few speakers or a better amplifier transforms a Surrey shop’s sound without replacing everything.
