Home Technology in Sandy Springs, Georgia

Home theaters, whole home audio, Lutron lighting and shades, and Wi-Fi for Sandy Springs homes, renovations and new builds, from an Atlanta company working since 2010.

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Sandy Springs home technology

Home Technology for Sandy Springs Homes

SoulCraft Systems installs home theaters, whole home audio, Lutron lighting and shades, Wi-Fi networks and security cameras in Sandy Springs, and handles the low-voltage prewire on new builds and renovations. We are based in Atlanta, have worked here since 2010, and hold Georgia Low Voltage-Telecommunication License LVT305289. Call (404) 590-7685.

Sandy Springs has a mix of houses: wooded lots near the Chattahoochee, older ranches being renovated, and new construction where a teardown used to be. Each one needs a different plan. A new build can be wired for everything before drywall. A finished house needs careful wire paths and sometimes wireless gear. We size the plan to the house, not the other way around.

What we install

Services for Sandy Springs Homes

Home theaters and media rooms

A dedicated theater in the basement, or a media room upstairs that still works as a family room. We plan screen size, seating, speaker layout, lighting scenes and acoustic treatment, and theater seating consultation is included. See home theaters and media rooms.

Whole home audio

Sonance in-ceiling and in-wall speakers that sit flush, Sonance Mariner speakers for decks and patios, and Sonos to run it from your phone. Each room plays its own music or joins the others. See whole home audio.

Lutron lighting control and shades

A few scenes you use every day: Good Morning, Goodnight, Relax, Entertain. Motorized shades join the same scenes. Caséta suits a few rooms, while RadioRA 3 and HomeWorks cover a whole house. Most Lutron dimmers replace your current switches on existing wiring. See lighting and shades.

Wi-Fi for wooded lots and big floor plans

Tree cover, long driveways, basements and detached garages all strain Wi-Fi. We run wired access points where they are needed and use eero mesh where it fits. See networking and Wi-Fi.

Cameras, TVs and outdoor entertainment

Ring cameras and doorbells covering the drive and doors, TVs mounted with no visible wire, and audio and video for the deck or pool. See security cameras, TV and surround sound and outdoor entertainment.

Sandy Springs Work: Call (404) 590-7685

Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM.

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New builds and renovations

Building or Renovating in Sandy Springs

Call before drywall. At framing we walk the house with the plans, mark speaker, TV, keypad, shade, camera and access point locations, and run the wire before insulation goes in. Doing it later costs more, and some locations are lost once the ceiling is closed.

Builders working in Sandy Springs can see our low-voltage prewire and design services and how we work with builders. Homeowners can start with the prewire checklist or the free prewire planner.

On a renovation, open walls and ceilings are the window to run wire. In a finished house, we route through attics, basements and closets to keep patching small.

Planning

What to Decide Before We Wire a Sandy Springs Home

We ask about a few things on the first visit, because they drive the rest of the plan. None of them need final answers on day one, but each one changes where wire goes.

Where the equipment rack goes

A basement room or closet with power and air keeps theater, audio and network gear out of sight and keeps the wire runs short.

Which rooms get speakers now, and which later

Running wire to a future room during prewire costs little. Adding it after drywall costs a lot more.

Where the TVs go

Each TV location needs power, network and a path for HDMI or a conduit. Deciding before drywall means no cords down the wall.

How the house will be controlled

Phones, Lutron keypads, voice, or a mix. That choice sets what wire goes to each wall box.

Nearby

Sandy Springs and Nearby Areas

We also work in Buckhead, Brookhaven, Roswell, Alpharetta and Milton. See our Atlanta service area page for the full list.

If you also own a lake or mountain house, our North Georgia team covers Lake Burton, Clayton, Highlands and Cashiers. Both homes can run the same way.

Getting started

How to Start a Sandy Springs Project

Call or use the estimate form below. Photos of the room, the TV wall or your current router help us give a closer number, and floor plans help most. We walk the house, send a written proposal, and after install we stay your support.

FAQs

Questions from Sandy Springs Homeowners

Nearby: Atlanta · Buckhead · Lake Burton

Do you work in Sandy Springs?
Yes. We install home theaters, whole home audio, Lutron lighting and shades, Wi-Fi and cameras in Sandy Springs homes.
Who installs whole home audio in Sandy Springs?
SoulCraft Systems installs whole home audio in Sandy Springs with Sonos control and Sonance in-ceiling, in-wall and outdoor speakers. Call (404) 590-7685.
Do I need new wiring for Lutron lighting?
Usually not. Most Lutron dimmers and switches replace your existing switches and use the current wiring. Some features benefit from a neutral wire, which we check first.
Can you fix weak Wi-Fi in a large Sandy Springs house?
Yes. We run wired access points where they are needed and use eero mesh where it fits, so basements, decks and garages get coverage.
When should I call about prewire on a Sandy Springs new build?
Before drywall, ideally at framing. That is when speaker, network, camera and shade wire is easiest and cheapest to run.
Who do I call for a Sandy Springs project?
Call (404) 590-7685, Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM, or use the estimate form on this page.
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Project photos (optional, but they help a lot)

Photos help us a lot. If you want the fastest, most accurate quote, send photos of the spaces or equipment you're asking about: the room, the wall where the TV goes, your current rack or router, the outside of the house.

Up to 15 photos, 25 MB each. iPhone (HEIC) photos are fine.

    Floor plans (optional)

    If you have floor plans, send them. Plans let us do much more, and they often give us a near-instant idea of scope. Large files are fine.

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