Services · Worship tech, specified with the room
We plan audio, video, and lighting with the same designer who picks the fabric and wall color. The work is done through a trusted AVL partner and coordinated by your Sharpe’s project manager, so it runs on the same schedule as the rest of the sanctuary.
Is this the right fit?
AVL added after a renovation means drilling into a finished room. Planning it with the rest of the sanctuary means one schedule and no new holes in fresh plaster.
What’s included
Process
We look at the sanctuary, the stage, and how the room is used on Sunday.
Speakers, screens, and lighting are planned with the pew layout, sightlines, and finishes.
Your project manager sequences the AVL work with paint and stage work so nothing gets drilled twice.
Our AVL partner installs the system, and your project manager keeps it on the same calendar as the rest of the job.
Planning checklist
Finishes change how a sanctuary sounds. Carpet, fabric and hard surfaces all affect speech and music.
Sightlines change with the layout. A new pew plan, platform or lighting all affect what people see and hear.
Before you call
Done through a partner we trust. Your Sharpe’s project manager coordinates so the committee is not juggling vendors.
Plan speakers and screens with the pews. Adding them after the layout is set usually costs more and looks worse.
Choose the floor with the audio plan. Finishes change how a sanctuary sounds. Plan them together.
Historic rooms need discreet installs. Tell us what has to stay invisible so the partner can design for it.
Real work
AVL works best as part of a bigger plan. These guides cover how the pieces of a renovation fit together and what drives the cost.
FAQ
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AVL after a renovation means drilling a finished room. Doing it in Masterpiece means one schedule.
A trusted AVL partner does the work, coordinated by your Sharpe’s project manager so it stays on one schedule with the rest of the sanctuary.
Yes. Equipment is planned to respect the architecture, with discreet installs in historic rooms.
Sightlines change with the pew layout, and adding equipment after a renovation means drilling into a finished room. Planning it together means one schedule.
Yes. We cover sanctuary audio, video, and architectural lighting.
A trusted AVL partner does the work, coordinated by your Sharpe’s project manager.
Sightlines change with the pew layout, and adding equipment after a renovation means drilling into a finished room.
Yes. Equipment is planned to respect the architecture.
Packages
Pews done right
On-site reupholstery with our factory press and 4-way stretch fabric. Your pews look new. The rest of the room stays as-is.
Flooring, paint, and design renderings are not included.
Quote RestoreThe finished sanctuary
Recommended
One decision. One crew family. Pews, wood, flooring, paint, and designer renderings — so the committee only votes once.
Sanctuary refresh
Pews and flooring by our in-house crews in one mobilization. The room looks cared for. Walls and lighting still wait.
Paint and full 3D renderings are not included.
Quote CoreFree quote
Tell us about the room and what you need sound, video, or lighting to do. We’ll get back to you within one business day.
Or call (910) 694-3007 · 212 Bait Rd., Dunn, NC 28334