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Chatham is the Pittsylvania County seat, about 25–30 minutes up US-29 from our shop at 310 Old Riverside Drive in Danville. We design, install and look after church sound and live streaming, home theaters, business AV and car audio for Chatham, Blairs, Dry Fork and Callands. Family-run since 1978.
The route is simple: north on US-29 past Blairs and into Chatham. Depending on traffic and which end of town you're on, it takes about 25 to 30 minutes. That's close enough to schedule a walkthrough without planning weeks out, and close enough to come back for a quick adjustment after the install.
A first visit usually goes like this. We talk on the phone about what the system has to do. Then we meet you on site, walk the room, listen to it, take measurements, and ask how it's really used: who runs it on Sunday, where people sit, and what bothers you about it now. A written quote follows. Estimates and on-site consultations are free.
Sanctuary sound, wireless mics, projection and livestream setups sized for Chatham-area congregations, with volunteer training before we leave. See our church AV packages and pricing or read what a church sound system costs.
Theater rooms, surround sound, whole-home audio and porch speakers for in-town houses and county homes alike. Start with home theater installation, our home theater cost guide, or professional TV mounting.
Background music, TVs, paging and meeting-room displays for offices and shops around downtown Chatham. See commercial AV services.
Car work happens in our Danville install bays, so it is a drive-down job. A CarPlay head unit swap usually takes 1–2 hours, and basic upgrades run $300–$800. See car audio, CarPlay and remote starts.
Chatham has a bit of everything. There are brick sanctuaries near the historic downtown and courthouse, country churches out toward Callands, and newer fellowship halls built beside older buildings. Older sanctuaries with plaster walls and high ceilings tend to echo, so the spoken word gets muddy unless the speakers are chosen and aimed for that room. Fellowship halls usually need something simpler: a system a volunteer can switch on for a dinner or a funeral reception without calling anyone.
Homes vary just as much. Near Main Street it's often a living room and a TV over the fireplace. Out in the county, on a few acres, a covered porch or outdoor speakers can matter as much as the theater.
Communities we cover from here: Chatham, Blairs, Dry Fork, Callands and the rest of central Pittsylvania County.
Yes. We design and install sound, projection and live-streaming systems for churches in Chatham and across Pittsylvania County, and we train your volunteers before we leave. Church packages start around $7,500.
Our shop is at 310 Old Riverside Drive in Danville, about 25 to 30 minutes south of Chatham on US-29.
Estimates and on-site consultations are free. Call (434) 792-6717 with your address and we'll tell you up front whether any travel charge applies to your job.
Call the shop at (434) 792-6717 (Tue–Fri 10–6, Sat 10–5). We service systems we installed and systems someone else installed.
Tell us what you're working with and we'll set a time to come up US-29 and see it. Free estimates, free on-site consultations, and a lifetime labor warranty on gear you buy from us.