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★Completed project · South Florida

Distributed audio · Miami, 2026.

In 2026 IntegrateIT designed and installed a whole-home system in Miami, Florida, on one of our scheduled South Florida project trips: distributed audio, security, access control, lighting control, networking and surveillance. The equipment lines on this project include Paradox, Ubiquiti, Coastal Source, Triad, Episode and Marantz. Our own crew did the work from our showroom and design center at 15108 Glenwood Ave in Overland Park, Kansas. This page records the project by city and system; we publish no client name, address or photograph without the homeowner's written permission.

What went in

  • Distributed audio. Speakers in the ceilings and walls, zoned by room, with the amplification in the rack and one app or keypad to pick the source. How we do distributed audio
  • Security. A monitored alarm panel with door, window and motion sensors, keypads at the entries, and the panel tied into the control system. How we do security
  • Access control. Readers, locks and gates that open for the right people and log who came through. How we do access control
  • Lighting control. Dimmers, keypads and scenes that set the house for morning, evening and away, replacing banks of switches. How we do lighting control
  • Networking. A wired backbone with ceiling-mounted access points placed for coverage, a managed switch, and a separate lane for the smart devices. How we do networking
  • Surveillance. Cameras at the entries and the perimeter recording locally, viewable on the phone and on the house screens. How we do surveillance

Equipment lines named on the project list: Paradox, Ubiquiti, Coastal Source, Triad, Episode, Marantz. Every line we specify is one we hold a dealer agreement on or carry through distribution; the brands directory says which is which.

What a project like this involves

A distributed-audio project is a wiring project first. Every speaker location is decided with the homeowner, the wire is run to a central rack, and the amplification and sources live there rather than in the rooms. The rooms get a keypad or a touch panel, and the phone gets the same control.

The decisions that matter are the zone count, which rooms share a source, where the outdoor zones end, and how the system hands off to the theater when there is one. Those are settled on the site walk, and the proposal lists every speaker by room.

The size of this one, in our records, is a whole-home system. We do not publish prices; the cost guides explain what moves them, and every project gets one fixed written price after a site walk.

In Miami

Miami is served on scheduled South Florida project trips; the Kansas City metro, on both sides of the state line, is our primary service area. The Miami page covers the work we do there. Distributed audio in Kansas City explains this kind of system in full.

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Common questions

Where was this distributed audio project?

In Miami, FL, completed in 2026. We list projects by city and system only, never by street or by the client's name.

Which systems did IntegrateIT install on this project?

Distributed audio, Security, Access control, Lighting control, Networking and Surveillance. The lines named on the project's own equipment list include Paradox, Ubiquiti, Coastal Source, Triad, Episode and Marantz.

Can I see photographs of this project?

Not on this page. Photographs and the client’s own account of a project are published only as a case study at /work/, with the homeowner’s recorded permission. These project pages are the anonymized record.

Does IntegrateIT install distributed audio in Miami?

Yes, as a concierge project on a scheduled South Florida trip; the Kansas City metro is our primary service area.

What did a project like this cost?

We do not publish prices. What drives the cost of each kind of system is explained in the cost guides, and every project gets one fixed written price after a site walk.

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A project like this in Miami?

Bring us drawings, a photo from your phone, or the house itself. The walk costs nothing, and the proposal is one fixed price.

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