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Home Theater in Conroe is a very popular addition to any home in Conroe Texas. 713-385-6503, we are experts in the field and can help you achieve your home theatre system goals. We have been working in the local Conroe, TX area for years, have developed a base of clients to continually service, and look forward to assisting you with any home theater, audio video, home automation, home technology, or tv installation project.
By the way, here is a picture that one of our customers posted on our FACEBOOK fan page! Also, this is what he said –
"Thanks again Adam! Your installation is incredible and I've enjoyed it all year! (we did finally get a couch)"
We installed the TV with an in ceiling surround sound – you can see the circles in the ceiling (this house was steel studded construction by the way)
Add us as a friend and become a fan of "Capitol Audio Video" on FACEBOOK! You can find us by searching in FACEBOOK, or clicking on the fan page link above!
The truth is, not all companies are made the same. However, we are a small business, owner operated that focuses on our clients goals and needs. We pride ourselves on service and quality workmanship for a fair price. We know that fair prices will always bide well, so we stick to it.
We can help you with your home theater design, product sales, and installation needs, just give us a call at 713-385-6503. Your home theater doesn't have to cost $10,000. We install surround sound systems, TV's (above fireplace, on drywall, on patios, etc.) and many other neat devices that bring you up with the technology on the 21st century. We install home speakers, projectors, recievers, amplifiers, universal remote programming, infrared devices for hidden components, and so much more. We have full access to affordable, professional brands via our long term local wholesale relationships. Give us a call and we'll get your home theatre needs on track with your budget and give you the sight and sound you've been waiting for.
We service the Conroe, Montgomery, Atascocita, Humble, Kingwood, Spring, The Woodlands, North Houston and other areas with home theater and audio video needs. We also install for commercial facilites, including conference rooms, bars, restaurants, fitness centers, and more. We look forward to helping you with your systems!
Capitol Audio Video TEAM!
Please fill out our contact form here so that we can be best prepared to serve you.
Residential Services
(Equipment Sales, Design, Installation)
Commercial Services
(Equipment Sales, Design, Installation)
|Custom Home Theatre
|Conferencing Facilities
|Custom Media Room
|Training Rooms
|Whole Home Audio Distribution
|Board Rooms
|TV Installation (Wall, Fireplace, Patio)
|House of Worship
|Surround Sound Systems
|Bars, Restaurants, Retail Stores, Fitness Centers
|ISF Certified TV Calibration
|Projectors & Screens, TV's
|In-Wall Speakers, Outdoor Speakers
|A/V Systems Integration
|Home Automation & Technology Integration
|Phone Systems
|Volume Controls
|Data/Voice/Networking/Cat 5/Cat 6
|Remote Programming
|Security Systems
|Basic Equipment Hookup
|Home Pre-Wiring & Retro Room Wiring
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This is a question I get asked a lot. And in the hopes of not having to rewrite the same email many times over, and in apology to anyone I've failed to reply to over the years, here's my thoughts on camera gear as of 2016. Camera The short answer: Canon 5Ds (For beginners – Any […]Continue Reading
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If you missed all the Twitter action on Friday, and the blog posts following it, Canon finally announced a hi resolution DSLR to compete against the likes of the Nikon D800 and Sony A7r. I've been waiting almost 4 years for this camera, and for a long time it felt like Canon was never going […]Continue Reading
10NovSamyang 24mm budget tilt shift lens
I had a chance to have a very brief play with a Samyang 24mm Tilt Shift Lens last week, which is a budget tilt shift lens that mimics my favourite lens for architecture, the Canon 24mm TSE ii. Priced under $1000 this lens makes for an interesting option for someone wanting to get into the tilt […]Continue Reading
10FebUsing a super clamp for architectural photography
On a recent job (the Arts Forum space at the University of Melbourne for Architectus – photos coming soon) my assistant and I spent a lot of the time with the camera off a tripod, and instead mounted the camera to all sorts of things like ladders and partition walls. In this post I'll explain […]Continue Reading
27MarScissor lifts for architectural photography
This week I got the chance to use a scissor lift for the first time on a photo shoot and I wanted to share with you some of the logistics and the things I learnt along the way. All the photos in this post are by Catherine Bailey who I'm going to be mentoring this […]Continue Reading
21JanHow to calculate the right tripod height for you
I'm in the market for a new tripod, so in this post i'm going to run you through my thought process for selecting a tripod with the right hight for me. As a little bit of background, i've been using a Manfrotto 190XPROB with a 3-Way Head for several years and it's been a great companion, and […]Continue Reading
20JunTripods for architectural photography
A tripod is almost a necessity when it comes to architectural photography. This is because architectural photography is often done in low light conditions like interiors or when the sun is setting. This all means that the camera takes longer to create an image and if the camera shakes then the image becomes blurred. A tripod prevents this […]Continue Reading
05MarBuying your first camera for architectural photography. What are your choices?
In last week's post we looked at the absolute minimum gear you need for architectural photography, which is any camera you can get your hands on, and a way to keep that camera still, ie a tripod. Now we're going to move onto the camera itself. Our starting point is understanding the different types of […]Continue Reading
27FebYour first architectural photography kit
So you want to take photos of buildings? Where do you start? I'm going to approach this guide as if you're my friend and you've come to ask me what camera you should buy for architectural photography. We're assuming here that you don't have any experience with photography. The first thing I'm going to tell […]Continue Reading

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