I design and build Audio Visual systems for commercial spaces. My job includes but not limited to drawing up plans for new projects, selecting the gear, procurement, installation quality control, overseeing client relations, consulting clients, and I do this primarily in Central Oregon. I do travel to project locations in Washington and California to perform these same tasks for some of my larger clients.

I am here for you, reach out anytime and lets get that new Audiovisual project designed up!

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Tony Sprando aka TonytheAvguy

Tony the AV Guy

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