Will a golf simulator fit in my Tulsa home? Start with the ceiling.
Most golf simulator projects in the Tulsa area live or die on one number, and it is the ceiling. A comfortable simulator wants about 10 feet of…
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Why does my WiFi die in the back bedroom?
Your WiFi dies in the back bedroom because of distance and walls, not because your router is cheap. Every wall a signal passes through costs…
Read itWhat does a smart home actually cost in the Tulsa metro?
A whole-home lighting and shading system in the Tulsa metro typically runs $25,000 to $100,000 and up. Lighting control for a single room starts in…
Read itWhy does my house have fifteen light switches on one wall?
Your house has fifteen switches on one wall because the open floor plan won and the wiring convention never caught up. Every fixture, every zone and…
Read itWhy is my west-facing room unusable by four o'clock in July?
Your west-facing room is unusable by four o'clock in July because afternoon sun swings to the west and drops lower every hour, coming straight…
Read itBonus room or basement: which makes the better home theater in Oklahoma?
A walk-out lower level makes the better home theater, and almost nobody in Oklahoma has one. So for most people in the Tulsa metro the real question…
Read itHow many speakers does a room actually need?
Most rooms need two speakers. Large open great rooms usually need four. Hallways, bathrooms and small offices work fine with one. That covers the…
Read itWired or wireless security cameras: which should you actually buy?
Buy wired cameras wherever you can run a cable, and wireless only where you genuinely cannot. A wireless camera has two failure points a wired one…
Read itWill outdoor speakers survive an Oklahoma summer?
Properly specified outdoor speakers will survive an Oklahoma summer for many years. Ordinary ones will not, and the failure is rarely dramatic. They…
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