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We serve communities throughout Greater Charlotte, including Marvin, Weddington, Davidson, Waxhaw, Huntersville, Cornelius, Belmont, and nearby suburbs. Our coverage also includes nearby South Carolina communities such as Tega Cay, Fort Mill, and Lake Wylie. In North Carolina’s High Country, we serve Boone, Banner Elk, Beech Mountain, Blowing Rock, Linville, and nearby mountain communities. Share your town or ZIP code and a little about your project so we can confirm the fit.

We may be able to help in other nearby locations depending on the project and schedule. Share your town or ZIP code and a little about the setup, and we’ll let you know whether it’s a fit.

A turnkey project can bring the main pieces together: room planning, screen and enclosure options, hitting surface, launch monitor, projector, simulator PC, and installation. The exact scope is shaped around your space and the equipment you want.

Yes. Individual projects can include a retractable or fixed screen, enclosure, turf or hitting area, projector, launch monitor, or simulator PC installation. We’ll talk through the existing space and quote the materials and labor for the scope you choose.

Yes. We can plan a retractable-screen setup around the garage opening, ceiling, door tracks, storage, and how you want the screen to stow.

That’s part of the planning. We’ll consider where the screen stores, what needs to remain accessible, how the hitting surface can be arranged, and whether the garage door and tracks stay clear.

Often, yes. Tell us what equipment you have, including model names if available. We can consider its placement and compatibility with the screen, hitting position, room dimensions, and other parts of the setup.

Yes. We can discuss a simulator-ready PC that works with your software, launch monitor, projector, and existing equipment, then quote the setup and installation.

Start with the room’s usable width, length, and clear height, then note beams, lights, garage-door tracks, and anything that must stay in place. Photos from a few angles help too. Use the Planning guide.

No. It’s useful to talk while you’re planning a basement, bonus room, or garage. We can discuss the space and simulator goals before you settle on a final equipment list.

Each project is quoted based on its materials, equipment, room conditions, and installation scope. Once we understand what you want to build or install, we can prepare a project-specific quote.

Yes. Some projects begin with a screen and hitting area, then add components as needs change. We can discuss how to plan a first phase that leaves room for future upgrades.

Tell us your town, the type of space, rough dimensions, what you want to do, and any equipment you already own. A few photos help us understand the room before we talk through options.