
He interned at Accutronics, on the precision work behind aircraft like the F-18 and the F-22 Raptor, where a fraction is the difference between flight and failure. He engineered race cars on Colorado State's Formula team, where a missed tolerance ends your race against a wall. He worked the oil and gas fields as an engineer with Smith Services, where a skipped step is never just an inconvenience. In every one of those worlds, the rule was the same. It must work perfectly, every time.
Then he came into the world of luxury home technology, and was shocked homes were still being wired and worked on weeks after the family moved in. A drawer full of remotes, and a number to call when something failed again. To an engineer trained where almost-right could get people hurt, none of that was acceptable. So he built QAV into a company that works the way he thinks.
QAV approaches technology design the way you build an aircraft or a race car. Every system designed to a plan. Every rack assembled and tested in our own facility. Every scene dialed before it is ever released to the client. So when you walk through the door on move-in day, it already works. Every light. Every screen. Every moment you pictured. Finished. We call it Done at Closing, and it is not a slogan. It's our process.
And here is the best part. Behind the scenes, thousands of hours get poured into the plans, the schematics, and testing everything. You come home, and your home already knows what to do.

Walk through our office and you will see the rules we live by, printed large and hung where we cannot ignore them. They are not decoration. They are why a QAV system works on day one.




We love growth. The people below hold the standard every day, and many have built their whole careers here.










An engineer's standard does not stop at the front door. Miles of Smiles for Rocky Mountain Children's Hospital. Artma. Mentoring the next generation. And a home for Nivas Built, given in full, materials and labor. We are quietly proud of all of it.
Earlier than most people think. The best time is during design, before framing and before electrical, when the wiring, keypads, and screens can be planned into the home instead of added onto it later. If you are already further along, we can still help. It just costs more to solve later what could have been designed in from the start.
Every day. Most of our projects come to us through the builders and design firms we have worked with for years. We speak their language, we coordinate to their drawings, and we bring our expertise and the best version of ourselves to a job site. Explore Trade Partners →
One room is a great place to start. Many of our clients begin with a living room, a lighting design, or the one space that matters most to them. What matters more than size is fit: we work best with good people who care about the details as much as we do.
We can often adopt it. Maybe your integrator disappeared, closed, or simply stopped answering the phone. We will walk the home, learn every system, tell you honestly where things stand, bring it up to standard, and then look after it as if it had been ours from day one. Explore Client Care →
You move in and enjoy your new home! QAV systems are built and tested at our facility before they are delivered to your home, then installed, programmed, and demonstrated before you move in. So the lights are just right, the music is playing, the displays work, and there is nothing left for you to do but enjoy your new home. See The Process →
We are still here, and we are usually watching. Our Client Care team monitors systems, keeps software current, and catches most issues before you notice them. When you do call, you reach someone who already knows your home. QAV was founded in 2006, and we still take care of homes we finished a long time ago. Explore Client Care →
A word we made up, and now cannot stop using. It means the QAV standard, said with a little joy. Ask anyone on our team how they are doing and you will never hear "fine." You will hear outstanding. It is not a slogan, it is just how people who love this work tend to talk.
