When Is the Right Time to Bring in an AVL Partner?

Get Us Involved While It’s Still Conceptual

If you’re working with an architect who doesn’t have much experience designing churches, bringing us in early is even more important.

AVL decisions are easier to adjust when the plans are still digital. Waiting until construction begins limits your options and can lead to costly rework.

Our team supports the design, construction or renovation of over 20 church buildings every year. We know what works, what to avoid, and how to make sure AVL doesn’t become an afterthought.

Design Decisions That Impact Your System

Here are a few ways early AVL planning pays off:

• Room shape and acoustics: Minor adjustments early on can improve clarity and reduce the need for expensive acoustic treatments later.
• Front-of-house locations: Thoughtful placement for your control booth sets your volunteer team up for success on day one.
• Conduit and structure planning: Without the right paths and planning, your AVL costs and install process can spiral quickly.
• Space Sharing: Storage area planning often overlaps with equipment rack and power panel locations.
• Specialized Control Rooms: Additional rooms for streaming audio, broadcast video, etc, require thoughtful planning, weighed against other building needs and space constraints.

Want to see how we’ve guided other churches through the design process? Take a look at our recent projects.

Not Sure If It’s Time Yet?

No problem. Even if you’re still in the planning stages, we’re happy to help you think through what comes next.

It’s never too early to start the right conversation. And the earlier we talk, the more we can help you avoid surprises later. Schedule a discovery call with our team.