Home Theater Installation in Buckhead
Windowless basements and spare rooms, including houses near Chastain Park.
Home theater installation in Buckhead is usually a basement or a spare room, not a parlor on the street. SoulCraft Systems does that work from Atlanta. Start with (404) 590-7685. If the same household has a house at the lakes, the North Georgia number is (706) 982-3327.
SoulCraft was founded in 2010. The people who design these rooms have more than 25 years of combined experience. We hold Georgia low-voltage license LVT305289 and North Carolina license SP.FA/LV.37584.
A windowless basement is the usual room
Walk a Buckhead house and the theater is often downstairs, in a room that was framed and then used for storage. Ceiling height decides the screen. A low soffit over the seats is a TV conversation. A clear span you can darken is a projector conversation. Sony is the display we install most. Sonance speakers go in the walls so the room does not fill up with boxes. The rack wants a dry closet, not an unfinished corner that gets damp.
Garden Hills, Peachtree Hills, and Chastain Park
Garden Hills and Peachtree Hills mean brick, plaster, and additions. We plan the wire so we open only what can be patched. Houses nearer Chastain Park are often a later plan on a larger lot, and the basement is the room with no windows. If a renovation already has the studs open, that is the week to pull speaker cable, a conduit to the screen wall, and a network drop.
The rest of the house
Lights in the rooms upstairs are a separate visit when you want them. A job we can show is the Buckhead dimmer and keypad project. Shades, when a basement window well or a street-side room needs them, are on Lutron lighting and shades.
Where this page sits
The Buckhead overview, including music and lighting, is the Buckhead page. The service page for the install itself is home theater installation in Atlanta. Choosing a media room or a dedicated theater is the homeowner guide. Speakers through the rest of the house are whole-home audio. A basement in East Cobb is a different house: home theater in Marietta.
Questions
Answers for Buckhead and this room.
Who installs home theaters in Buckhead?
SoulCraft Systems does, working from Atlanta. The company was founded in 2010 and the crew has more than 25 years of combined experience. Call (404) 590-7685. The North Georgia line is (706) 982-3327.
Is a Buckhead basement a good place for a theater?
Often, yes. A windowless basement is the room we see most, including in houses near Chastain Park. Ceiling height decides whether the wall gets a TV or a projector. We measure that, and where the seats can go, before we talk about a screen.
Can you install a theater in a finished Garden Hills or Peachtree Hills house?
Yes. Those houses are brick, plaster, and additions. We use the attic and small openings, and we patch what we open. If a renovation already has the walls open, speaker cable and a network drop are much simpler that week.
What should we do if the Buckhead house is still being renovated?
Call before the drywall goes back up. Speaker wires, a conduit to the screen wall, a network drop, and shade power are straightforward while the studs are open.
Which licenses do you hold?
Georgia low-voltage license LVT305289 and North Carolina license SP.FA/LV.37584.
Our Work
What our clients say
"Justin originally handled our AV installation about 15 years ago, and we have relied on him ever since… I highly recommend Justin and SoulCraft."
"SoulCraft did a fantastic job at scoping and pricing our project. They were very professional, very friendly and very thorough. They were always on time and they finished when they said they would. They really went the extra mile, and did a great job explaining how to use the finished product. We would recommend them with no hesitation!"
"Justin has been my guy since 2008. He is professional, knowledgeable, easy going, friendly and honest. He's super easy to work with and he will listen to your needs. He won't try to push something you don't want. No snake oil here! He's the best."