Craftsmanship, Quality, and Professionalism _

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AVDI offers a comprehensive audio visual system design services; from concept to commissioning, including design, drawing, rack fabrication, site file creation, control system programming, installation practices, testing procedures, operator training and system documentation.

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Hit and run

 

Many design build firms are simply looking for that big job, no matter what the client really needs. At AVDI we look for the continued long term relationship with our clients rather than the big ticket once off installations and or system improvements. We will only recommend the improvements you require, without the inflated proposals.

 

You choose

 

Do you need design services, or maybe just a needs analysis? Are you a technology manager who needs a DSP site file written? Are you an integrator in need of an operator training program? Are you a designer who needs a design review for a finicky client?

AVDI can supply a highly trained AV Specialist that comes prepared with all the tools required to seamlessly jump into your project. We become part of your team for as little (or as long) as your require a few extra experienced hands to finish that large project on time.

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Quality counts

 

The AVDI difference is our Quality Management System, which reviews every step of your AV System Design process. The result is your AV system completed to perfection, on time, and within budget.

 

No contest

 

AVDI does not participate in bid projects in order to maintain control over the system design and objectivity in testing and commissioning.

 

Standards

 

We undertake a formalized discovery process and feasibility test to ensure that the solutions we develop deliver the performance you expect. AVDI incorporates AV9000 standards into each project, providing measurement and monitoring checklists which are used at each key milestone in a project to assure quality.

 

The standard is based upon the international consensus for quality management systems, ISO9001:2008, similar to the automotive, aerospace, and telecommunications industries.