Summit Audio Video Inc. is a residential systems integrator serving the Oklahoma City metro that designs and installs home automation, audio, video, and security infrastructure. Unlike big-box retailers or national franchises, the company works directly with homeowners and builders on custom installations that span everything from whole-home control systems to dedicated theater rooms, with a particular strength in new construction pre-wire work.
Summit Audio Video operates as a full-service systems integrator rather than a product retailer. The work includes designing control systems (lighting, climate, audio distribution), installing in-wall and in-ceiling speakers, running low-voltage cabling through walls before drywall closes, setting up dedicated home theaters, integrating security cameras and video doorbells, and configuring smart home platforms so devices talk to each other. The company handles both retrofit installations in existing homes and pre-construction wiring in new builds, where running cables before walls are sealed saves money and avoids visible wire runs.
Summit Audio Video charges for design consultation, labor, and materials as separate line items. A basic audio distribution system (speakers in multiple rooms controlled from a central source) typically runs $3,000 to $8,000 installed, depending on speaker quality and room count. A dedicated home theater installation ranges from $5,000 for a simple five-speaker setup to $20,000 or more for high-end projector systems with acoustic treatment. Pre-wire packages for new construction cost less per outlet than retrofit work because walls are open; expect $1,500 to $4,000 to pre-wire a three-bedroom home for future audio and video runs. Consultation fees apply to design work; ask about credit toward installation if you move forward. Pricing varies with component choices, so get a written estimate before committing.
Oklahoma City has fewer dedicated integrators than larger metros. Best Buy's Magnolia Design Centers (at the Edmond and Norman locations) offer consultation and installation but focus on consumer-grade products and typically charge higher labor rates for custom work. Local independent electricians often handle smart home wiring as side work but may lack the design expertise for whole-home systems. A builder's generic wiring package during new construction may leave you with outlets and no actual plan; Summit Audio Video's pre-construction design ensures you're wired for what you actually want. Choose Summit Audio Video if you need a cohesive system tailored to your home's layout and long-term use; choose Magnolia if you want immediate availability and prefer big-brand support; choose a general electrician only if your job is basic outlet placement.
The company is strongest for homeowners building new and willing to invest in integration upfront, and for those retrofitting older homes where coordinated audio, video, and control systems were never planned. It suits people who want their lights, temperature, and entertainment synchronized through one app rather than juggling a dozen separate controls. It does not suit renters, those on tight budgets seeking plug-and-play smart speakers alone, or anyone uncomfortable discussing design details before installation begins. It also requires a willingness to run low-voltage wiring through walls, which means some disruption during retrofit work.
Initial contact typically includes a phone conversation about scope, followed by an in-home consultation where a technician walks through the space, discusses how you use each room, and identifies wiring paths and equipment locations. You'll review design options and component tiers, receive a written proposal, and schedule installation only after you approve the plan. For new construction, the process starts earlier so pre-wire runs can be coordinated with framing.
Summit Audio Video operates during standard business hours; confirm current hours and availability before calling, as service schedules change seasonally. The company serves the Oklahoma City metro including Edmond, Norman, and surrounding areas. Installations typically take one to three days depending on scope. Parking at your home is assumed; no special logistics needed beyond access to walls and attic or basement space for routing cable.
Summit Audio Video fills a gap between builder-standard wiring and expensive national integrators. For OKC homeowners serious about control systems and audio distribution, it offers the design expertise and local service that mass-market alternatives lack.
