A commercial automation system brings your building’s key technologies—audio/video, lighting, motorized shades, climate, security, Wi-Fi, and networking—under unified control. Your team manages everything from a single interface and can run automated scenes for meetings, presentations, and daily operations.

Boardrooms, training rooms, offices, houses of worship, schools, hospitality spaces, medical practices, and multi-office environments all benefit from automation—anywhere collaboration, presentation, or intelligent control is required.

Integrated room control allows lights, shades, displays, audio, and inputs to be adjusted from one interface. One button can prepare the room for a meeting, eliminating setup delays and technical distractions.

Motorized shades help manage daylight, glare, and heat gain. Automated schedules and sensors improve comfort, protect interiors from UV damage, and enhance screen visibility in conference and training rooms.

Professional video conferencing systems combine high-quality cameras, microphones, speakers, displays, and simple controls. This ensures meetings are clear and consistent for both in-room and remote participants without ad-hoc setups.

Commercial spaces have more devices, higher user density, and greater interference. Enterprise-grade Wi-Fi provides stronger coverage, better roaming, and reliable performance for cloud apps, VoIP, and video conferencing.

Wi-Fi covers wireless access, while networking includes the entire wired and wireless backbone—switches, routers, cabling, firewalls, and management tools. Together, they provide speed, reliability, and security.

Networks are designed with segmentation, encryption, firewalls, and best practices to isolate AV and building systems from core business IT. Management tools monitor performance and mitigate security risks across all locations.

No. Interfaces are designed for simplicity with clearly labeled presets like “Presentation,” “Video Call,” or “All Off,” so users can start meetings without IT assistance.

Yes. Standardized designs can be deployed across offices in Atlanta, the Florida Panhandle/30A, Birmingham, and beyond so rooms operate consistently across all locations.

Automation reduces energy waste by turning off lights, AV, and equipment when spaces are unused. This lowers operating costs, protects equipment, and improves long-term return on investment.

The process starts with discovery to understand your goals and challenges. GHT then designs the solution, coordinates with IT and facilities teams, installs and programs systems, and provides training so everything works reliably from day one.