- Can't understand the pastor in the back rows.Re-aimed mains + delay fill
- Feedback every time someone walks downstage.New mic plan, tuned monitors
- Volunteers are scared to touch the board.One-button presets + training
Audio, video, and lighting systems integration. Built in.
Dialed in.
Sound, video, and lighting for churches, schools, and venues. We design it, install it, tune it, and train your team, so the room just works.
Our systems are the easel to your canvas.
You bring the message, the music, and the moment. We build the system that holds it steady, week after week, whoever is at the desk.
What we do
Everyone hears and sees.
Anyone can run it.
Most people don't care what's in the rack. They care that the service, the assembly, or the show goes right. That's the job.
- 1
Every word, every seat
Sound you can understand from the front row to the back wall, without anyone riding the volume.
- 2
Screens people can actually see
Lyrics, slides, and cameras that are bright, sharp, and where people are already looking.
- 3
Light that sets the room
Faces lit for the people in the seats and on the stream, and looks that change how a moment feels.
- 4
Run it without us
Simple controls, saved presets, and real training, so a volunteer can run Sunday with confidence.
The details
System design
Coverage models, drawings, and a real budget.
Sound
Arrays, fills, consoles, wireless, networked audio.
Video & displays
LED walls, projection, cameras, streaming.
Lighting
Stage, house, and architectural, with real control.
Rigging
Flown PA and truss on verified points.
Control
Touch panels and one-button presets.
Tuning
Measured and tuned in the room before handoff.
Training & support
Hands-on training and ongoing support.
Drawn by
Upward Integrated Systems
Project
Your room
Issued for
Design · Install · As-built
Sheet
V-201
Drawings
Drawn before
it's drilled.
Every project gets a full drawing set: elevations, rigging sections, coverage models, signal flow, and rack elevations. As you or we make changes, we keep the set up to date, so whoever services the system ten years from now is working from the real thing.
Install
Installed the way
it was drawn.
Rigged right
Every flown load hangs from engineered points on rated hardware, inspected and documented.
Clean infrastructure
Power, fiber, and network run to spec, dressed, and labeled at both ends.
Commissioned, not just switched on
Every system is tested, tuned, and documented, then checked from every seat before handoff.
Process
Five revisions. Zero surprises.
Rev A
Survey
We walk the room and learn how you use it.
Rev B
Design
Drawings, coverage models, and a line-item proposal.
Rev C
Install
Clean, labeled, and documented.
Rev D
Tune
Measured and tested against the design.
Rev E
Train & support
Training, as-built drawings, and ongoing support.
FAQ
Questions
we hear a lot
Do you only do new construction?
No. A lot of our work is upgrading rooms that already exist: keeping what still works, replacing what doesn't, and making the whole thing play together.
Can you work with our architect or general contractor?
Yes, and the earlier the better. We coordinate drawings, power, conduit, and rigging points with your design team so nothing gets cut into twice.
Will our volunteers be able to run it?
That's the point. We design the controls around the people who will use them, then train them on the real system before we hand it off.
Do you support the system after install?
Yes. Call or email and we'll get someone on it. We also offer service plans and remote support for networked systems.
How does pricing work?
After a site survey you get a line-item proposal, with equipment, labor, and programming broken out so you can see exactly where the budget goes.
Planning a project?
Let's ascend together.
Tell us about the space and what's not working. We'll set up a site survey and come back with a plan.
Rather talk? (559) 419-3553
Submittal
Received
Thanks, .
Your inquiry is in. Here's what happens next.
General notes
- 1We read through your notes on .
- 2We you to set up a site survey.
- 3You get drawings and a line-item proposal. No surprises.
Client notes
- Project
- Facility
- Scope