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The 45-Year-Old Satellite Shop That Turned Coastal Virginia Homes Into One Big Remote Control
Two brothers started Domes in 1980 selling satellite dishes the size of a kiddie pool. Forty-five years later the family is still wiring Coastal Virginia's living rooms - just with a lot fewer visible wires.
The Speaker Company That Hides in Your Ceiling
A tiny Riverside outfit run by industry lifers keeps inventing speaker categories the big brands never bothered to build - starting with a soundbar that lives in your ceiling.
The Bernardsville Shop That Makes Your Smart Home Actually Work
A musician started a mobile recording business in 2005. Twenty years later, Tim Manning runs one of North Jersey's go-to smart-home shops - and the pitch is still 'it's not about us, it's about you.'
The Company That Hides the Tech So Your House Just Works
A 20-year-old Greenville integrator built a business on a simple bet: the best home technology is the kind you forget is there. The hard part isn't the gadgets - it's the wiring, the calibration, and the phone that still gets answered a year later.
The Company That Sells MicroLED by Refusing to Sell You Too Much of It
An integrator-built microLED brand bet that the way to win the display business was to make it boringly easy to spec, ship, and install. So far, 400-plus walls say the bet is working.