Design, installation & support of assistive listening systems
We specialize in helping venues meet accessibility requirements and improve speech clarity using hearing loops, infrared (IR), radio frequency (FM), Wi-Fi, Auracast™ and window intercom systems.
Infrared (IR)
Radio Frequency (RF)
One-to-One Hearing Loops
Large Area Hearing Loops
Wi-Fi
Window Intercom Systems
Why Choose Complete Hearing Solutions
We have been providing end-to-end assistive listening and window intercom solutions since 2010 across the United States.
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Complete Hearing Solutions is a nationwide distributor for Contacta Inc and also carries Williams Sound, Listen, and other manufacturer’s products. We are also the sole source or preferred vendor for many entities and governmental agencies.
All design/engineering and installation is done in-house with no subcontracting. Our staff has the experience and qualifications to guarantee the best performing assistive listening system possible.
Ask about our interest free financing option for qualified venues.
Who We Work With
Houses of worship
Improve comprehension of meaningful services in sanctuaries, naves, chapels, and social halls.
Auditoriums
Points of Sale
Senior Living Facilities
Public Spaces
Meets ADA requirements for spaces using microphones.
Performing Arts
Get more enjoyment out of plays and performances by hearing clearly.
Theaters
Clubhouses
Schools
Complete Solutions
It’s not just a clever name. We truly differentiate ourselves with our complete end to end solution.
Site Visit
Design
We will custom design an assistive listening system and any ancillary components to meet your specific needs. Engineering is done in-house with assistance of manufacturer’s design engineers if needed.
Install
Support
Why Hearing Loops?
In Our Client’s Words..
The Hearing Loop Solution
Hearing loop systems (also called induction loops) are a proven assistive listening technology that transmit sound directly to hearing aids and cochlear implants using their built-in telecoil (T-coil). This reduces background noise and improves speech clarity for people with hearing loss.
While hearing loops have been widely used internationally for decades, adoption in the United States has increased significantly in recent years, including in churches, auditoriums, theatres, banks, and other public venues.
Hearing loss affects around 36 million Americans, making it far more common than many visible disabilities. Despite this, hearing accessibility is often overlooked because hearing loss is not immediately apparent.
In spaces without assistive listening, even modern hearing aids can struggle with distance, echo, and background noise.
Hearing loop systems solve this by delivering clear, direct audio without requiring additional equipment or staff assistance. For churches and public spaces, they offer a discreet, reliable, and standards-based way to improve accessibility and inclusivity.