Falcon-AV is expanding beyond full project delivery to offer vendor-neutral consultancy, drawing on 15+ years of design, programming and commissioning experience. Whether you're an integrator that needs a second set of hands, or an end client who wants confidence before signing off a spec, we provide the expertise without the sales pitch.
Most AV problems are cheaper to fix on paper than on site. Our consultancy work sits alongside your own team or integrator — reviewing decisions before they're built, and troubleshooting when something isn't working as it should.
An independent look at a proposed room or building before the budget is committed — checking that the intended AV approach is realistic for the space, the use case and the platforms involved (Teams, Zoom, Google Meet).
Help writing a clear, technology-agnostic specification so you can compare quotes on a like-for-like basis — and a second opinion on tender responses before you award a contract.
On-site or desk-based review of an in-progress or completed installation, checking design intent against delivery, identifying snagging items, and flagging risk before handover.
With 10+ years of hands-on Crestron and Q-SYS programming, we can review existing control logic, troubleshoot problem systems, or support an integrator's programming team on a complex job.
Independent commissioning sign-off so the client — not just the installer — knows the system genuinely works before final payment is released.
Retained advice for organisations managing an estate of meeting rooms — standardising designs, vetting new integrators, and keeping technology decisions consistent across sites.
A short call to understand the space, the project stage, and exactly what you need an independent view on.
Desk review, drawing review, or on-site survey — followed by a clear written report with concrete recommendations.
Available to talk the findings through with your team, your client, or your integrator until the right call is made.
Tell us about the project or space and we'll recommend the right starting point.