If you own a restaurant or a bar here in the Lexington, Kentucky area, it is now approaching a critical time of the year.

University of Kentucky students are back in town, and football season is just around the corner. If you want to attract and retain more business this academic school year, did you know that your establishment’s audio and video systems can play a significant role?

Whether you find that TVs in your restaurant or bar deliver lackluster image quality, speakers tend to be too loud or offer subpar audio, or it’s simply just a hassle for you and your employees to juggle all of the different technologies in your establishment, your business could benefit from a restaurant audio video installation this fall.

Below, we explore what an updated audio video installation can look like at your establishment and detail why it would be a beneficial move.

At Rely Technology, we take pride in our motto of “Experience Simplicity.”

For more than a decade, our team has proudly worked with homeowners throughout the state of Kentucky to simplify and add convenience to their lifestyles through smart home technology.

We are able to accomplish this because of our strategic partnership with Control4, one of the leading brands in integrated home control systems.

In this blog, we explore some of the best tips for using a Control4 smart home system at your Lexington-area house.

Just keep reading below for more information.

Whole home audio systems are one of the first technologies owners want to add during new construction projects. As a designer or architect, it's vital that you take these needs into account when designing a space for your clients. That doesn't mean you have to learn everything about room acoustics, low-voltage wiring, or speaker specs. It just means finding the right technology partner to implement them in your luxury projects throughout Lexington, KY. This blog features the steps you should take to deliver a high-quality audio experience to your clients.

On a street in Toronto, Canada, two neighborhood homes went up for sale at the exact same time. The homes had the exact same floorplan and square footage, and were on the same street. One home sold in three days. The other is still on the market, over two months later, with a reduced price. What’s the difference? Automation.