Commercial AV systems since 1985
Audio Visual & Paging Systems | Commercial AV Installation Since 1985
Arcomm designs and installs commercial audio visual and paging systems in NH — conference rooms, overhead paging, digital signage, sound masking. Serving NH businesses since 1985.
Capabilities
Audio Visual & Paging Capabilities
- Conference room AV: displays, cameras, ceiling mics, control panels
- Overhead paging: IP speakers, zone-based announcements, bell scheduling
- Digital signage: single-screen to multi-location networks
- Sound masking for open offices and HIPAA-compliant spaces
- Video walls and lobby displays
- Wireless presentation with screen sharing (no dongle required)
Systems We Support
Systems We Support
We install and integrate <a href='https://bogen.com/'>Bogen</a> paging and communication systems — from single-zone overhead speakers to multi-building IP paging networks with zone control and bell scheduling. We also work with leading AV manufacturers for conference room displays, digital signage, and wireless presentation platforms.
Case Study
Real Project: Keene School District
Why Arcomm
40+ years serving New Hampshire
40+ years installing commercial AV and paging systems across New Hampshire
NH-based technicians handle every installation; no subcontractors
Fixed-price proposals with no hidden fees or change-order surprises
Installations to AVIXA standards with factory-certified technicians
24/7 emergency support and preventative maintenance contracts available
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you make our conference room one-touch to start a meeting?
Yes. We design conference rooms with single-touch launch — walk in, tap "Join Meeting" on the control panel, and the display powers on, camera wakes up, microphones activate, and you are connected. No juggling remotes, no "can everyone see my screen?" moments.
IP paging vs analog — what is the difference?
IP paging runs over your network, giving you zone control (page only the warehouse, not the offices), scheduled bells, and integration with phone systems. Analog paging is hardwired speaker-by-speaker with no zone intelligence. IP is the standard for any new install — more flexible and costs less to cable.
Do you install digital signage for multiple locations?
Yes. We deploy digital signage networks across single sites or statewide — lobby displays, menu boards, wayfinding kiosks, and hallway announcement screens. Content is managed from a cloud dashboard that your marketing team can update without calling IT (or us).
What is sound masking and why would I need it?
Sound masking adds a barely perceptible background sound — like soft airflow — that makes conversations harder to overhear. It is used in open offices to reduce distractions and in medical/legal offices to meet HIPAA speech privacy requirements. It is subtle but transformative for workplace comfort.
Can you integrate paging with our existing phone system?
Absolutely. We integrate overhead paging with your phone system so you can dial a paging zone and speak through ceiling speakers. This is standard in schools (all-call from the front office), warehouses, and retail environments. It works with both VoIP and traditional phone systems.
How much does a commercial paging system cost in NH?
A single-zone overhead paging system with IP speakers starts around $3,000–$5,000 installed. Multi-zone IP paging with bell scheduling and phone integration typically ranges from $10,000–$40,000 depending on the number of zones, speakers, and building complexity. Conference room AV systems range from $8,000 for a huddle room to $50,000+ for a boardroom with video conferencing, wireless presentation, and control automation.
Testimonials
What Our Customers Say
★★★★★"The Arcomm team handled our audio visual and paging project professionally from start to finish. Clean work, on time, and on budget."
★★★★★"Arcomm has been our audio visual and paging provider for over 10 years. Their team knows our facility inside and out, and they always respond same-day when we call."
★★★★★"We switched to Arcomm after years of frustration with a national provider. The difference is night and day — real engineers who actually show up on time and know what they're doing."
Commercial Audio Visual and Paging Installation in New Hampshire
Arcomm Communications has been designing and installing commercial audio visual and paging systems in New Hampshire since 1985. From boardroom video conferencing to warehouse-wide overhead paging and digital signage networks, we build AV solutions that work reliably every time someone presses the ON button — no mystery remotes, no spaghetti wiring, no “we will just use the speakerphone” compromises.
We serve K-12 schools upgrading from projectors to interactive displays, hospitals and medical offices that need HIPAA-compliant sound masking, warehouses and industrial facilities that depend on clear overhead paging, and corporate offices that want conference rooms people actually enjoy using. Whether you need a single paging zone or a campus-wide AV network, our NH-based team handles every phase — site walk, design, installation, training, and ongoing support.
Why New Hampshire Businesses Choose Professional AV Over Consumer Equipment
Consumer-grade displays and Bluetooth speakers cannot handle the demands of a commercial environment. A 65-inch TV from a big-box store does not have the brightness rating for a sunlit lobby, the connectivity for a ceiling microphone array, or the 24/7 duty cycle a digital signage display requires. Professional AV equipment is built for continuous operation, designed to integrate with telephone systems and network infrastructure, and backed by manufacturer warranties that cover commercial use.
Beyond hardware, professional AV installation means proper cable management, acoustic design for paging coverage, and control programming that makes complex systems simple to operate. When we set up a conference room, the only button your team needs to press is “Join Meeting” — the display, camera, microphones, and room lighting all activate automatically. That kind of seamless experience is what separates a professional installation from a tangled mess of HDMI cables and conflicting remotes.
Our Audio Visual and Paging Process
1. Site Walk
We visit your facility to assess the environment, take acoustic measurements, evaluate your network infrastructure for IP paging, and understand exactly how each space will be used. A warehouse paging system has fundamentally different requirements than a boardroom video conferencing setup — and we design for both.
2. Design and Scope
Our engineering team creates a detailed system design with equipment specifications, speaker placement for even coverage, cabling paths, and a fixed-price proposal. You see the full scope and cost before we pick up a tool.
3. Install and Configure
Our NH-based technicians handle everything — mounting displays, running structured cabling, installing Bogen IP speakers and amplifiers, programming control panels, and configuring digital signage players. We integrate with your existing phone system, security cameras, and intercom systems so everything works together.
4. Training and Support
We train your team on day-to-day operation — starting meetings, making paging announcements, updating signage content, and adjusting sound masking levels. Every system comes with ongoing support options and our satisfaction guarantee.
Paging and AV Platforms We Install and Support
As an authorized Bogen dealer, we provide New Hampshire’s most widely deployed commercial paging solutions. Bogen offers IP-based paging amplifiers, speakers, and zone controllers that integrate directly with VoIP phone systems and network infrastructure — making them the right choice for schools, warehouses, and multi-zone facilities that need reliable overhead paging with zone control, bell scheduling, and all-call capability.
For conference room AV, we install professional displays, ceiling microphone arrays, PTZ cameras, and wireless presentation systems from leading manufacturers including Crestron, Extron, Atlona, and AptoVision. For digital signage, we deploy cloud-managed media players from BrightSign and Appspace that your marketing team can update from any browser. See our full list of technology partners.
IP Paging vs. Analog Paging Systems
IP paging has become the standard for commercial installations in New Hampshire, and for good reason. Bogen IP paging systems run over your existing network infrastructure, which eliminates the need to run dedicated speaker wire to every zone — a significant cost savings in new construction and retrofits alike. Each IP speaker has its own address on the network, giving you granular zone control: page only the warehouse, only the front office, or initiate an all-call across every speaker simultaneously.
IP paging also supports bell scheduling for schools, background music zones for retail and hospitality, and integration with your VoIP phone system so staff can dial a zone code and speak through overhead speakers. Analog paging still has its place in small, single-zone installations where network infrastructure is limited, but for any new build or renovation, IP paging delivers more capability at a lower installed cost.
Sound Masking for Open Offices and HIPAA Compliance
Sound masking is one of the most requested AV solutions in New Hampshire workplaces — and one of the most misunderstood. It is not white noise and it does not make your office louder. A properly designed sound masking system adds a barely perceptible, evenly distributed background sound (similar to soft airflow) that makes speech less intelligible at a distance. The result: private conversations stay private, and open-office distractions drop dramatically.
In medical offices, dental practices, and legal workplaces, sound masking is often required to meet HIPAA speech privacy standards. In corporate open-plan offices, it reduces the acoustic interruptions that kill productivity. Arcomm designs and installs sound masking systems from Cambridge Sound Management and Atlas Sound that integrate with your paging system and can be zoned by department.
Serving New Hampshire Since 1985
Arcomm Communications has been installing and servicing commercial audio visual and paging systems across New Hampshire since 1985. From our headquarters in Hillsborough, we serve businesses in Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Keene, and every town in between. Our technicians live and work in NH — they understand New England building construction, local fire codes that govern emergency paging, and the unique challenges of AV installations in older municipal buildings and modern facilities alike.
Whether you need a single-zone paging system for a warehouse, a boardroom video conferencing setup, or a campus-wide digital signage network, Arcomm delivers a fixed-price proposal, a clear timeline, and 24/7 support after installation. Call us at (603) 464-4600 or request a site assessment to get started.
Service Area
Serving All of New Hampshire
From the Seacoast to the North Country, Arcomm provides security and IT infrastructure across the Granite State.
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