Precision Media

One common misconception about motorized shades is that you're locked into the fabric choice forever.

In many cases, that's simply not true.

If your needs change, your décor changes, or you realize you want more or less light control, we can often replace the shade fabric while keeping the existing shade hardware in place.

That's exactly what happened in this foothills home.

When the shades were originally installed, solar screen fabric made sense. Over time, the homeowners realized that the intense mountain sun coming into this bedroom was creating more light than they wanted, especially in the mornings.

Instead of replacing the entire shading system, we performed a fabric swap and converted the shades to a blackout fabric.

The result is better light control, improved sleeping conditions, and a room that works better for how they actually live today.

One of the benefits of professionally installed shading systems is flexibility. Your home evolves over time, and in many cases your shades can evolve with it.

Thinking about updating your window treatments? You may have more options than you realize.

Not every window treatment solution is the same—and that's exactly why we offer more than one option.

While many of our projects feature Lutron motorized shades, sometimes a design calls for something different. In this case, Hunter Douglas Silhouette® shades were the perfect fit for the space and the vision of the project team.

One of the things we enjoy most about working alongside homeowners, designers, and builders is finding the solution that best fits the project—not forcing every project into the same solution.

Whether that's motorized shades, specialty treatments, or something completely custom, we're here to help bring the vision to life.

People usually notice the video wall first. What they feel is the sound.

This recent media room installation combines a custom LED video wall from Just Video Walls with a professionally designed Theory Audio Design surround system.

The audio system was engineered specifically for the room, including speaker placement, acoustics, seating positions, and calibration.

Many homeowners are familiar with terms like 5.1 or Dolby Atmos, but the biggest difference comes from how accurately sound is distributed throughout the space.

Dialogue remains clear and natural.
Bass feels balanced across the room.
Effects move smoothly and realistically through the environment.

Dual subwoofers also help create a much more consistent experience from seat to seat.

When audio and video are designed together from the beginning, the room feels more immersive and more comfortable to use every day.

Project Team:
AJ Kirkegaard Contractors — Builder
Ruggles Mabe Studio — Architecture & Design
Just Video Walls — Video Wall Manufacturer

This is what happens when the right team is involved from the very beginning.

Arched windows and doorways are a dream architecturally—but they can create real challenges for window treatments when they’re not planned for early.

By bringing integration into the conversation from day one, motorized shades become part of the design—not something added after the fact. The result is a clean, intentional look that complements the architecture instead of competing with it.

Here on the Front Range, it’s always a balance between protecting interiors from intense UV and preserving those incredible views. When that balance is solved upfront, homeowners get both—without compromise.

We’re seeing more architects and designers plan for this early, and it makes all the difference in the final result.

📍 Planning a build or remodel? Start the conversation early and get it right the first time.

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Builder: AJ Kirkegaard Contractors
Architect: Ruggles Mabe Studio
Electrical: Advantage Electric

Watch a full video wall installation come together in under a minute.

This is one of our latest Precision Media + Just Video Walls projects here in Denver, and we’re seeing more homeowners choose this direction in their new estate builds.

Traditional theater rooms can be amazing, but they’re not for everyone. Some people don’t love sitting in a dark space away from the rest of the home… and sometimes those rooms turn into nap zones.

Video walls give you that same big-screen experience while keeping everything bright, open, and connected.

They can also double as digital art when not in use, which makes them feel like part of the design instead of just another screen.

And compared to older versions, today’s video walls are more efficient, run cooler, and are much more realistic to install—even in existing homes.

Special thanks to Dustin from our team for capturing this fantastic footage and helping to manage this wonderful project!

If you’ve been curious about this trend, we’re happy to show you how it works in person. DM us to see this latest and greatest in this technology in our Englewood based showroom.

We had the opportunity to work inside the Shanahan Residence, built by the incredibly talented Mesa Properties—and the level of detail in this home is something you have to see to appreciate.

From invisible audio and full lighting control to indoor/outdoor entertainment, every element was designed to support the way the home is lived in.

And then there’s the 163” video wall… paired with McIntosh amplification, it completely changes the game-day experience.

Big thanks to Just Video Walls for collaborating with us on this one.

🎥 Watch the full tour here:
https://youtu.be/2iF7wlpKtF4

When design, construction, and technology align from day one… this is what’s possible.