North American Video’s state-of-the-art demo room allows customers to experience latest surveillance technology
The new location is fully staffed with a team of technicians & a large warehouse for gaming projects

Demonstrating its commitment to customers in the Pacific Northwest, North American Video (NAV) has opened a new office in Everett, Washington, which is centrally located within the state’s primary gaming area.

 “While NAV has operated a small office in Arlington, Washington, for a number of years, we decided that in order to provide the highest quality service, we needed a larger facility based in an area that is conveniently situated to where our customers are located,” said Dan Scroggins, Director of Sales and Marketing for NAV. “An added benefit of this new location is the ability to also deliver exceptional service to our commercial customer base in the region.”

The new location is fully staffed with a team of technicians; a large warehouse that enables staging of large gaming projects, as well as a state-of-the-art demo room which allows customers to experience the latest surveillance technology in a comfortable environment.

 “The new facility and location provide us with all the space, demonstration capabilities and functionality we need to deliver the superior service our customers expect and deserve,” said Ben Olson, NAV’s Branch Manager, Pacific Northwest. 

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