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Why Centennial Homeowners Choose Virtual Tee
Centennial's larger executive-style homes tend to have finished basements and taller ceilings than a lot of the metro, which gives us more design flexibility for bigger screens and more elaborate builds.
Unlike installers who bring in outside subcontractors for different parts of the job, the same Virtual Tee crew that measures your Centennial space is the crew that designs it, builds it, and answers the phone a year later when you want an upgrade. One team, one point of contact, from the first site visit through years of ongoing support.
That consistency shows up in the details — clean cable runs, properly calibrated launch monitors, and a finish that looks like it was always part of the room, not bolted on afterward.
From Site Visit to First Swing
Design, build, install, training, and support all come from the same crew — no handoffs between outside companies, no surprises along the way.
Consultation
We discuss your space, goals, and budget to scope the right build for your property.
Site Visit
Our team measures the space and confirms ceiling height, structural requirements, and power access in person.
Design Approval
You receive a detailed design and quote before anything moves forward. No surprises.
Materials
We source and stage all equipment from our trusted brand partners ahead of your install date.
Installation
The same team that designed your build completes the install and walks you through operation before we leave.
Support
Ongoing maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades after your simulator is live — same team, always.
Real Local Builds
See more Denver metro builds in our project gallery — every install completed by our team, start to finish.
See More ProjectsCentennial Questions We Get Often
Do you service the area near the Denver Tech Center?
Yes — both residential builds nearby and commercial builds for offices right in the Tech Center.
Do Centennial's larger homes need anything different for a build?
Often the taller ceilings give us more flexibility for bigger screens and more elaborate finishes, but the core build process is the same.
What's a realistic budget for a Centennial simulator?
Most residential builds run $20,000–$30,000+ turnkey. We provide detailed estimates after a site visit.
Do you offer support after installation?
Yes, for troubleshooting, maintenance, and future upgrades.
Adam Porter
Virtual Tee
Plan Your Centennial Simulator
Tell us about your space and our Denver team will follow up with a tailored plan.