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CEProStore.com is a low-voltage specialty contractor. Our parent company started in 1984 and we have been doing projects with all these components since then. We have projects we have done all over the country on some very incredible homes as well as we also work primarily in the Washington corridor. We get incredible pricing on our equipment so we thought why not also offer this to everyone else! We can all work together to keep the prices where they should be. What makes us different? Our technical background, we have quite a few individuals in the company that specialize in a number of things regarding all this equipment. We can communicate with our clients as it becomes necessary to assist with any of these products. Our goal is to without fail, only send the correct products to you. T
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