Frequently asked questions

Typical projects run 4–8 weeks from design approval to installation, depending on complexity and lead times for specialty glass, racking, and climate equipment in Austin, TX.

Yes. We frequently convert closets, pantries, and flex rooms in Austin, TX. We add vapor barriers, insulation, proper doors, and climate control to protect your collection.

Absolutely. We collaborate with your design team in Austin, TX to integrate structure, electrical, and HVAC requirements seamlessly into your project timeline.

Most cellars need a dedicated 120V circuit for refrigeration and lighting, framing adjustments for insulation and vapor barrier, and properly sealed doors in Austin, TX.

High-quality, purpose-built cellars typically enhance resale value and appeal for luxury buyers in Austin's market.

Yes. Our commercial projects follow applicable codes for electrical, ventilation, egress, and safety, coordinating with your city inspections in Austin, TX.

We offer phased and after-hours installations in Austin, TX to keep your operations running, with clear staging plans for minimal disruption.

Yes. Preventive maintenance plans include quarterly inspections, coil cleaning, and calibration to protect inventory and reduce downtime in Austin, TX.

We design structural framing and specify insulated, low-iron glass systems engineered to control condensation and maintain temperature in Austin, TX.

We can support permit drawings and coordinate with the City of Austin or neighboring municipalities as required in Austin, TX.

Aim for 55°F–58°F and 55%–70% humidity. We tune systems for Austin's seasonal swings to maintain stable conditions in Austin, TX.

Split systems are quiet and efficient; ducted systems hide equipment for clean aesthetics; self-contained is ideal for smaller builds. We size and recommend based on space and budget in Austin, TX.

Proper vapor barriers, sealed doors, insulated glass, and balanced dew-point control across surfaces minimize condensation risk in Austin, TX.

We select low-vibration equipment, isolate mounts, and place condensers remotely to keep noise to a minimum in Austin, TX.

Yes. Smart controllers provide alerts, and we can spec backup power and redundancy for critical collections in Austin, TX.

We custom-build in white oak, walnut, mahogany, powder-coated steel, and acrylic—selected for durability and design in Austin, TX.

We model your collection mix (750ml, magnums, cases) and plan for growth, balancing label-forward display with bulk storage in Austin, TX.

Yes. Integrated LED channels provide even, low-heat illumination and elegant highlights in Austin, TX.

We use structural anchoring appropriate to substrate for safety and long-term stability in Austin, TX.

Custom racks typically require 3–6 weeks depending on material and finish complexity in Austin, TX.

Insulated, low-iron, tempered glass with precision seals to maintain temperature and prevent fogging in Austin, TX.

We design dew point margins via insulation, proper airflow, and humidity control to keep panels clear in Austin's humidity.

Yes. We review framing and slab loading for racking and glass assemblies, especially with large collections in Austin, TX.

We use minimal hardware with magnetic seals and self-closing options for airtight performance in Austin, TX.

Glass systems and precision climate design add cost, but deliver a striking, gallery-quality result in Austin, TX.

We can design efficient solutions starting around 24–30 inches deep with proper insulation and air sealing in Austin, TX.

Yes. We use compact, quiet systems and careful ducting to maintain stable conditions in tight areas in Austin, TX.

Often no, but glass, structural changes, or electrical upgrades may require permits—we'll advise based on your scope in Austin, TX.

Low-profile LED channels and spot accents highlight labels without adding heat or glare in Austin, TX.

Yes. We offer keyed or smart locks and safety glass options for family homes in Austin, TX.

Warm 2700K–3000K with high CRI preserves ambiance and color accuracy without UV risk in Austin, TX.

We design with low-heat LEDs and drivers placed outside the envelope to keep conditions stable in Austin, TX.

Yes. We support popular platforms for scenes, dimming, and remote monitoring in Austin, TX.

Absolutely. Edge-lit and panel solutions create uniform, museum-quality glow in Austin, TX.

We use compatible, low-EMI dimming systems designed for LED reliability in Austin, TX.

We recommend quarterly or semiannual service to clean coils, check refrigerant, and calibrate sensors in Austin, TX.

Yes. We provide priority response to protect your collection if temperatures drift out of range in Austin, TX.

We upgrade insulation, vapor barriers, controls, and cooling equipment to modern standards in Austin, TX.

Proper vapor sealing, stable humidity control, and periodic cleaning keep surfaces dry and mold-free.

We install and service leading brands and assist with warranty claims when applicable in Austin, TX.

Site measure, mood boards, 3D renderings, mechanical specs, materials, and a fixed proposal for build in Austin, TX.

Yes. We can begin with photos and plans, then confirm measurements on-site before fabrication in Austin, TX.

Design fees are typically credited when you proceed with construction through us in Austin, TX.

Most designs take 1–3 weeks depending on revisions and scope complexity in Austin, TX.

Absolutely—our drawings include electrical and HVAC notes to streamline coordination in Austin, TX.