MFI Pro completed an audiovisual system upgrade as part of the renovation of the DoubleTree by Hilton Concord Downtown. This project was coordinated alongside ongoing construction and focused on modernizing A/V infrastructure across multiple public-facing spaces, including the lobby, ballroom, and restaurant.

MFI Pro completed a comprehensive audiovisual system upgrade for the auditorium at Bellows Falls Union High School, replacing an aging, underperforming AV system with a modern solution designed for musical performances, theatrical productions, assemblies, and screenings.

MFI Pro was selected to design and install the complete audiovisual system for the new Rockingham County Municipal Building auditorium as part of a new construction project led by Harvey Construction. The goal was to create a modern, flexible space capable of supporting public meetings, presentations, hybrid conferencing, and recording—while remaining intuitive for day-to-day operation.

As we continue updating and reorganizing our website, we’re taking the opportunity to share some photos from past installation projects that originally appeared on older pages of the site.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Dartmouth College’s Hanover NH Campus

MFi Pro participated in a major renovation of the UVM Recital Hall in Burlington, VT.

Chapin Hall is a historic concert hall on the campus of Williams College in picturesque Williamstown MA. Built in the 1920s and widely recognized for its resonant acoustics and period architecture, the hall is used as a performance space for Williams’ Music Department concerts and recitals, as well as concert events of the popular Berkshire Symphony. In addition, the hall has traditionally hosted important landmark academic ceremonies, including the college’s Baccalaureate an

Gibson’s Bookstore opened in Concord New Hampshire in 1898 and has been a cornerstone of the community’s cultural and intellectual milieu ever since. Seizing on the revitalization of the city’s historic downtown, owner Michael Herrmann recently moved the bookstore down the street to the first floor of a brand new five-story office building. At 10,000 square-feet, the move more than doubled Gibson’s floor space and incorporated the newly-acquired Imagination Village educationa