(208) 991-3502
Meridian, ID
9 Best Surround Sound Systems for TV in 2026
Your TV looks incredible, but the sound coming out of it still feels flat and thin compared to what you see on screen. That gap is exactly why so many Treasure Valley homeowners start shopping for a s...
About Frankwin
Frankwin Hooglander is the founder of Treasure Valley Solutions, Boise's premier smart-home and AV integration company. With over a decade of hands-on experience designing and installing technology systems across the Treasure Valley, Frankwin has become a trusted name for homeowners, builders, and property managers who want technology that works seamlessly.
His background spans the full spectrum of residential and light-commercial AV and technology integration — from custom home-theater design and Dolby Atmos audio systems to enterprise-grade networking, IP camera surveillance, and whole-home smart automation through Control4 and similar platforms.
Frankwin writes the TVS blog to share practical guidance, product insights, and installation best-practices with homeowners and building professionals who want to make informed decisions about the technology in their homes and businesses.
Areas of Expertise
- Home Theater Design & Installation
- Smart Home Automation
- Whole-Home Audio (Sonos, Denon, etc.)
- Structured Wiring & Low-Voltage
- Security Cameras & Access Control
- Residential Networking & Wi-Fi
- Motorized Window Treatments
- Golf Simulator Installation
Certifications
- Idaho RCE License – RCE-51320
- CEDIA Member
- Sonos Certified Installer
Articles by Frankwin Hooglander
10 Best Indoor Security Cameras for Home in 2026
You want eyes on your house when you're not there, whether that's watching the front door, checking on a pet, or making sure your kids get home safe from school. But scroll through Amazon for indoor s...
How to Install a Smart Home Security System Step by Step
You've decided to get serious about protecting your house, and now you're staring at a pile of cameras, sensors, and a smart lock, wondering where to even start. A smart home security system installat...
7 Best Home Security Systems Installers Near You
You want cameras that actually catch package thieves, an alarm that doesn't false-alarm every time the dog walks by, and someone local who picks up the phone when a sensor stops working. Finding the r...
10 Best Home Security Systems with Cameras for 2026
You want cameras that actually catch what matters, an app that doesn't lag, and a system that won't leave you locked out when the internet blips. That's a tall order with dozens of brands claiming to...
Security Camera Installation: How to Get It Done Right
You've probably searched for security camera with installation because you want cameras that actually work when you need them, not a pile of hardware sitting in a box because the mounting angles were...
Ubiquity: What It Means, with Examples and Synonyms
You landed here because you saw the word ubiquity somewhere and wanted a fast, clear answer. Maybe you're double-checking a vocabulary word for a paper, or maybe you actually meant Ubiquiti, the netwo...
How to Install a Wireless Security Camera Step by Step
You bought a wireless camera because it promised to be simple. Then you got it home, opened the box, and realized
Golf Simulator Room Design: 5 Tips for Your Layout
Building a home golf simulator sounds simple until you start measuring your garage or spare room and realize your swing needs more room than you thought. Get the golf simulator room design wrong and y...
Planning Whole-Home Audio for a New Construction Home
Planning whole-home audio during new construction gives us the opportunity to design the system correctly before the walls are closed. From speaker placement and prewiring to networking, equipment locations, outdoor audio, and future expansion, decisions made early can make a major difference in the finished system. See what we recommend planning now to create a home that's ready for great audio today and whatever comes next.
·Home Theater
Why Your Equipment Rack Matters in a Whole-Home Audio System
Your equipment rack may be hidden away, but it plays a major role in the reliability and serviceability of your whole-home technology. Proper rack design helps us manage heat, power, networking, wiring, and future expansion while keeping everything organized and accessible. See why we consider the equipment rack an essential part of a professionally designed whole-home audio system.
·Restaurant
How We Design a Whole-Home Sonos Audio System
A great whole-home Sonos system should be simple to use, but getting there requires thoughtful planning behind the scenes. From audio zones and speaker placement to amplification, networking, equipment racks, and system control, every piece plays a role in the finished experience. See how we approach whole-home audio design to create consistent sound throughout your home while keeping the technology easy to use.
·Home Theater