Home of the Future
by Mary Beth Schwartz
The home of the future is here today. Recently the DIY Network unveiled some exciting home improvement technologies. There are ceiling fans, in-cabinet lighting, and upscale fixtures with LED bulbs. Solar energy now can be harnessed in window shutters, or even the hot water heater. How about a home wind turbine, a roof that lasts 50 years, or a home charging unit for an electric car? There is even a furnace available that can use electric, wood or oil. And for those of you who want to stay on top of the latest in lighting, shading, home automation, audio/video equipment, networking, and custom home theaters, there is Artistic Video & Sound.
Founded in 1993 by President Larry Scott, Artistic Video & Sound has clients in Bucks and Montgomery counties, Philadelphia, the Jersey Shore, and the Lehigh Valley. They go as far north as Scranton, and as far west as Harrisburg. “Our mission is to bring the best home entertainment and control system to your household. We will work with you as your reliable and superior provider for consultation, design, installation, and maintenance. We pay close attention to details during every step of the process, ensuring a system that encompasses all of your goals within the established budget. We also provide the necessary education of the latest trends and newest technologies to make sure that all of your needs, both present and future, are accounted for. Be it for one room or for the entire home, indoors or outdoors, we can implement cutting-edge technology to fulfill your every desire,” says Larry Scott.
Specializing in residential and commercial system design and integration, Artistic Video & Sound offers valuable products that have been tested for reliability over the years.
The Coopersburg company has developed strong relationships with home automation manufacturers. “We also have an inside tech support hotline for our clients. Many issues, glitches, or problems can be corrected easily by verbal guidance. Very few competitors, if any, have that service,” Scott says.