Member Spotlight - Bravas

Member Spotlight
Company: Bravas
Address: 9 E Stow Rd, Marlton NJ, 08053

Contact Name: Mark Charleston
Phone # & e-mail: (484) 459-9612 Mark.Charleston@bravas.com

Years in Business: 30

Years in the Builders League of South Jersey: Joined April 2025

What products or services does your company provide?

Bravas is a premier provider of smart technology solutions for luxury homes, offering a range of services designed to enhance residential experiences. Our offerings include:

• Sound & Vision: Custom home theaters, whole-home audio systems, and immersive gaming setups.
• Light & Shade: Automated lighting scenes and motorized window treatments to harmonize with natural rhythms.
• Comfort & Climate: Climate control systems, purified air, and water solutions to enhance home comfort.
• Control & Connectivity: Integrated home operating systems for seamless control of various home functions.
• Safety & Security: Advanced security systems, including surveillance and monitoring solutions.
• Energy & Efficiency: Energy management systems to optimize power usage and promote sustainability.

In addition to their services, Bravas partners with leading technology brands to deliver top-quality solutions.
Bravas operates nationwide, delivering over 3,500 projects annually, and collaborates with architects, builders, and interior designers to create personalized, luxury residential experiences.
 
Has your company recently won any awards?

Were proud to share that Bravas has been recognized as a Crestron Elite Platinum Partner – the highest level of distinction Crestron awards to its residential partners. Notably, we have achieved the Lutron Titanium Dealer status, an honor bestowed upon only two companies in the U.S., highlighting our commitment to excellence in lighting and shading solutions. Lastly, Bravas is Sonance’s largest residential dealer.
 
Have you performed any community service or charitable efforts within the last year?

Bravas sponsors Folds of Honor, which is a non-profit organization that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen or disabled American military service members and first responders. 

What do you see are the most important issues in the building industry today?

Disorganization in the early stages of new builds. Get as many people involved early in the project to start collaborating which will save time, money and stress in the end.