Home automation
A single, elegant control layer for lighting, shades, audio, video, climate, and security. One app, one remote, one experience.
Smart home technology
Estate-wide technology, quietly integrated
Peters Audio Video engineers control, audio, cinema, and network as a single system — so the technology recedes and the room comes forward.
Technology as architecture, not accessory.
A great luxury home should hide its technology. Speakers disappear. Screens rise from millwork. Shades and lighting move to the scene of a room rather than a switch. Networks stay ahead of the family's demand. Peters Audio Video has been quietly delivering this standard inside Providence Downs for years. Visit petersaudiovideo.com.
Practice areas
Full-stack integration for the modern estate.
Home theater & cinema
Dedicated rooms designed acoustically first — screen, seating, sound, and lighting as a coherent experience.
Whole-home audio
Invisible in-wall and in-ceiling audio zoned to the way the home actually lives — kitchens, terraces, primary suites, and gyms.
Motorized shades
Solar, blackout, and drapery motorization integrated into lighting scenes — for privacy, energy, and the way morning light enters the home.
Lighting control
Layered lighting with dimming scenes and keypads that read the room and the time of day, not just the switch.
Networking & Wi-Fi
Enterprise-grade wired and wireless networks engineered for the size of an estate home — 4K streaming, remote work, and dozens of devices.
Security & cameras
Layered security — perimeter cameras, access control, monitored intrusion, and smoke/CO integrated with the home's control system.
Outdoor entertainment
Outdoor audio, video, and lighting designed to survive Carolina seasons and disappear into the landscape.
Estate integration
For larger properties: guest houses, pool pavilions, and detached garages fully integrated with the primary residence.
A process built around a finished result.
Great integration is invisible, and invisibility takes coordination. Peters Audio Video works with Peters Custom Homes and interior design partnersfrom the first framing walk — so conduits, keypads, and speaker locations are planned into the architecture, not chased through it after drywall. The result is a home where the technology feels like part of the millwork.
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