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A Reputation You Can Trust
Because of our longstanding partnerships with some of the best known electronics companies in the world and newer associations with high quality, hi-tech firms, we are able to provide the home theater, music or video experiences that our customers demand. And with recognition from national home theater associations like CEDIA and publications like “Residential Systems Magazine”, “CE Pro“, “Maine Home and Design”, “Coastal Home” and “Design New England” our customers are assured to be getting experienced, certified designers and technicians whose main goal is their total satisfaction.
Design
Whether you’re passionate about music, movies, or seamless smart home integration, Tucker & Tucker’s 35 years of experience ensures a design that enhances your enjoyment with cutting-edge technology and effortless control. Learn more…
Quality
Years of testing and experience have led us to install only top quality, reliable products we believe in. And as CEDIA Certified Custom Installers, Tucker & Tucker stands behind all of our work and the equipment we install. Learn more…
Value
With the newest flat screen tv’s, media servers, audio systems and whole house controls, you might never set foot in a movie theater again – because you’ll have one at home! Talk to us about how to experience today’s technology with our help. Learn more…
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Happy Place
The house was built in the 1920s, but the oak tree had been standing in its place for far longer. The Kennebunk house saw plenty of changes over the years—it was home to Edmund Muskie, former U.S. senator and Jimmy Carter’s secretary of state, as well as a half-dozen other families who moved in and out of the shingle-style beauty, enjoying their summers on the hill. The oak tree stood there through it all, acting, as landscape designer Ted Carter likes to say, as a “great witness.” So when it came time to change the yard, to ease the steep slope and put in a pool, there was one thing no one wanted to touch. The oak, they decided, would stay.
A Family Home
Chris and Brandi Hau take their time with choices. They were living in Boston when, expecting their first child, they decided to move to Maine. “We thought, ‘We want more.’ We wanted land we wanted a place for him to play outside,” says Brandi. Chris is from the West Coast, but Brandi convinced him that her native state was a better choice: “I won the battle of Maine versus California, somehow.” Decision made, they spent two years driving around southern Maine, looking at school systems in range of the Portland airport, which enables Chris’s professional travel. Eventually they found a lot in Falmouth, but a week before closing they found themselves gazing out over the neighboring fields and woods. “It would be nice to have that,” they thought, imagining their kids crossing the fields on snowmobiles. They reached out to the owner and made a deal.