Domasi Industries, LLC specializes in audio/video and server installations, electrical equipment repair & design, and comprehensive electrical engineering services for businesses and organizations that can’t afford downtime.
Whether it's a single conference room, a new MDF/IDF build-out, or a full electrical redesign, we provide practical, engineering-driven solutions with clean implementation.
Design and installation of reliable, easy-to-operate A/V systems: conference rooms, training spaces, control rooms, and distributed audio. We focus on neat rack builds, clear signal paths, and documentation that your team can actually use.
Structured, dependable server and network deployments: racks, UPS integration, labeling, and power planning that respects both IT and electrical best practices. We coordinate with your existing vendors or build from scratch.
Troubleshooting, repair, and design support for electrical panels, controls, and custom equipment. From reverse-engineering undocumented systems to producing clean diagrams for future service, we bridge the gap between field work and engineering.
Domasi Industries blends hands-on installation expertise with an electrical engineering perspective, so systems look clean, perform reliably, and are maintainable long after go-live.
We understand that technical infrastructure is more than hardware on a wall—it’s how your teams communicate, operate, and make decisions. Our work is grounded in practical, field-ready design that respects both engineering principles and real-world constraints.
From single-room upgrades to multi-room projects, Domasi Industries acts as a technical partner: translating requirements into clear scope, coordinating with other trades, and delivering systems that are easy to support after we leave.
We support environments where audio, video, and electrical reliability directly impact operations.
Share a bit about your project, and we’ll follow up to schedule a call or site visit.
Send over a quick overview of your space, timeline, and what you’re hoping to achieve. Photos of existing equipment or rooms are especially helpful for first conversations.
For urgent issues with existing systems, include “Time-sensitive” in your subject line and a callback number.