TV mounting, home audio and smart home in South Lake Tahoe
TVs on the wall, projectors that line up, sound that fills the room, and smart devices that work together instead of needing five apps. Plus security cameras that record when something actually happens.
Services offered
TVs and mounting
Wall mounting and setup, inputs sorted, one remote where possible.
Projectors and screens
Placement and alignment for home theaters and media rooms.
Speakers and home audio
Soundbars, surround sound, and speakers in other rooms.
Smart home
Hubs, lights, thermostats, locks and voice assistants, set up as one system.
Security cameras
Placed and set up, recording locally or to the cloud, viewable from your phone.
The network underneath
Smart devices and cameras on their own network, so they don’t slow down or expose everything else.
Prices
All prices| By the hour | $100 an hour | |
|---|---|---|
| Half day | $375 | 4 hours. |
| Full day | $700 | 8 hours. |
| House calls | Travel billed after 15 minutes | The first 15 minutes each way are free; after that, travel time is $100 an hour. As far as Reno. |
Mounts, cables and devices you don’t already have are extra. Bigger installs usually go best as a half or full day.
Businesses: get in touch for a quote. Business jobs vary far more than home ones, so they’re quoted to fit, not marked up.
How it works
Tell me about the room
What you have, what you want, and photos of the space if you can.
Plan
Mounting points, cable routes, equipment and network, agreed before the install.
Install and hand over
Installed, tested, and walked through with whoever uses it.
Questions
Can you mount a TV above a fireplace?
Often, yes, depending on the wall, the heat and the viewing angle. A pull-down mount helps with neck strain.
Can you hide the wires?
Usually. The options depend on the wall, and I’ll go through them before the install.
Do I need to buy the mount?
Either works. Buy your own, or I’ll recommend one that fits the TV and the wall.
Can you set up surround sound or a soundbar?
Yes, including getting the TV, receiver and streaming boxes to agree on one remote.
Which smart home platforms do you work with?
The common ones: Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and hubs like Home Assistant. The aim is one system you control, not five apps.
Do you install security cameras?
Yes: placement, setup, recording and phone viewing. Cameras can record to a local recorder instead of a monthly cloud plan.
Can you set things up in a vacation rental so guests can use them?
Yes. Simple inputs, a separate guest network, and nothing that needs your passwords.
Got a room in mind?
Send what you have and what you want it to do.
