Devincio designs, installs, and connects technology systems. We believe a well-equipped home or workplace should not be complicated to use.
Grounded in planning, documentation, and care.
From operating bases in Northbrook, IL and Fort Lauderdale, FL, Devincio coordinates work through a field network built to serve clients nationwide.
Operating footprint / Fig. 04
Project context is gathered early and documented before the walls close.
The technician network and seven-truck fleet bring the agreed work into the field.
The relationship continues through eligible remote diagnostics and service pathways.
The network is shown conceptually—not geographically—to make the operating model clear without suggesting specific routes or coverage density.
Technology should serve the people and the space, not dictate how they live or work. We listen early, settle important decisions before construction limits the options, and document what the next person needs to know.
The tools will change. The standard stays focused on a system that can be built carefully, understood at handoff, and supported after it is turned on.
For 25 years, Devincio has built its practice around a simple idea: technology should serve the space and the people within it, not dictate how they live or work.
As environments have become more connected, the work has stayed grounded in early listening, careful coordination, and documentation that makes the system buildable and supportable.
The relationship continues after a system is turned on through familiarization, eligible remote diagnostics, and hands-on maintenance arranged around the system and service agreement.
Work moves from discovery and engineering to installation and care. These disciplines are not separate departments; roles can contribute at more than one stage.
Listening to how the space will be used, then shaping a technology direction around the people, architecture, and practical requirements.
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Turning the agreed direction into a documented scope that clients, architects, builders, and trades can coordinate against.
Roles connected here
Bringing the documented work into the building through organized installation, on-site coordination, and commissioning.
Roles connected here
Keeping the relationship useful after handoff through support pathways that begin remotely where the system and network allow.
Roles connected here
CEO
David helps guide the company and its client relationships, keeping the work focused on thoughtful integration, clear communication, and long-term value.
Areas of focus for David Gold
Director of Implementation
Blake leads implementation across the project lifecycle, helping translate the agreed direction into coordinated work that can be delivered, documented, and supported.
Areas of focus for Blake Sherwood
Commercial Sales Representative
Michael works with commercial clients to understand the room, the use case, and the practical requirements that shape a workable technology solution.
Areas of focus for Michael Baruch
Field Integration
Eloy brings extensive experience across residential and commercial projects and contributes to the field work that brings documented designs to life.
Areas of focus for Eloy Herrera
Office Manager
Marilyn keeps the details behind the work moving, coordinating office operations, project documentation, and the practical follow-through that supports clients and the team.
Areas of focus for Marilyn Mages
South Florida Operations
Jason supports Devincio's South Florida operations, helping coordinate procurement, inventory, and equipment logistics across active projects.
Areas of focus for Jason Kopczynski
Sales Engineer
Josh connects client needs with technical details, helping turn product conversations and project requirements into workable technology solutions.
Areas of focus for Josh Benensohn
Sales Manager — Residential & Commercial
Chris works with residential and commercial clients, helping guide early conversations from project goals and practical requirements toward a clear technology direction.
Areas of focus for Chris Trapani
Service Manager — Residential & Commercial
Brian supports Devincio's residential and commercial service work, helping keep systems cared for and clients supported after installation.
Areas of focus for Brian Unterreiner
Good integration leaves useful evidence behind: drawings the builder can work from, a coordinated installation, and a handoff that makes the system easier to live with and to service later.
The next step
We start by listening to how you use the space, reviewing any plans or system context you have, and understanding your goals and timing. There is no obligation to arrive with an equipment list.
If the project is a good fit, we propose a tailored design consultation. Discovery comes first; a preliminary budget range is discussed before formal design work begins.
Read common questionsWhat to expect
A short discovery conversation first, then alignment on fit and an early budget range, then formal engineering if you proceed. The full sequence is on the Start a Project page.
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