InHome Electronics is a technology-consulting firm that provides home-owners and small businesses with support for the selection, installation, and integration of home entertainment experiences. The company was founded in November of 2000 and is owned and operated by Brad Nay. The vision of InHome Electronics is to have one remote control on every coffee table allowing people to get the most out of their home theater.

The increased complexity of home entertainment systems and technology involves a bewildering array of components, remotes, connections, and configurations. The average system today for a home with an InHome theater system typically includes a large screen (42 inches or greater) high definition television, an A/V receiver, a digital connection via a cable or satellite box including a digital video recorder (DVR), and a DVD/CD player or player/recorder. More complex systems may include computers, gaming consoles, home automation, security cameras, and a multitude of other components. With such complexity, simply watching a rented movie may involve turning and selecting specific options for three or more components such as the television, the A/V receiver, and the DVD. A juggling act to say the least. Recognizing this complexity, many manufacturers are creating programmable remote controls that simplify these choices by reducing them to a single keystroke. However, setting up these systems and configuring the various components can be time consuming and complicated.

The owner Brad Nay has twelve years experience in electronics installation, project management, and customer service. A graduate of the University of Akron with an Associates Degree in Business Management and Technology with Highest Distinction in 2000 and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration Cum Laude in 2006, Brad has operated InHome Electronics simultaneous to his Academic pursuit. His passion for solving problems through technology while providing customers with prompt service, has allowed him the ability to turn his passion into a sustainable career. “It is an outlet for creativity and fulfillment that a traditional 9 to 5 desk job simply cannot satisfy.”