Size Matters! 

Get the biggest TV that fits your budget but doesn't overpower the room, consider viewing distance from both the primary & secondary viewing area. We need to see your room to make the best recommendation 

Professional TV installation in a modern living room with a custom home entertainment system

TV Tech

Can you see it? Not Really! 

4K is really 2160p which by definition has 8.3M pixels. 6M more than you can see from normal viewing distance! 

Room With a View

4K is better because it has a better viewing angle, better video processing for clearer motion on the TV. 

Mystery TV

Companies don't tell you the TV type. Edge lit is the lowest grade LED and has poor contrast. LED array is better, but LED Micro Array with Micro Dimming makes for the best blacks and has infinite contract ratio! 

Too Many Choices! 

Manfucatueres make as many as 13 models in a given year but we determine the best value for different types of TV's, Primary Viewing, Secondary Viewing, or Occasional use.

Bracket Choices

Safety First! : Wall & Cabinet mounting is safer and avoids accidents from pets and kids that can result in injury. 

One Size Fits All? Not Really! : Most TV's can use a universal bracket if we know the size, but it's always safest to know the model number. 

Home Consult is FREE! : We prefer to see your room to recommend what location, bracket & mounting method is needed. 

Hidden Beauty: A mounted TV looks nicer hiding the power cords and cables in the wall or behind the TV in a cabinet. 

Room With a View: Rooms with a wide viewing area or those with a secondary viewing area off to the side may require an articulating arm. 

Lots to Think About: A lot of factors go into a recommendation, for example how close can my TV be mounted is affected by the bracket type, the bracket model & deep recess outlet installation.

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