Installation features:

• Conduct a pre-installation details walk-through upon arrival at your home
• Secure a customer-supplied mounting bracket to a suitable surface such as a standard frame wall or ceiling, or assemble a customer-supplied floor stand (as desired)
• Mount and secure your home theater projector to the bracket or stand
• Connect the home theater projector power cord to an existing AC power outlet (by surface mounting only), concealed by surface-mounted wire moulding
• Attach customer-supplied cables from the home theater projector to a single tuner, A/V source component or cable connection by routing up to 25 feet of cable, concealed by surface-mounted wire moulding
• Unpack and connect up to 5 newly purchased video components in 1 room
  Includes VCR, DVD, and/or video game unit
  Does not include DVR, TiVo, Slingbox, or any networked type video components
• Integrate existing non-networked components or components already connected to an existing network
• Drill access holes as needed for wiring within cabinets
• Set up your speakers, receiver and/or subwoofer in one room for a 5.1- or 6.1-channel surround sound system
• Verify that all speakers are properly positioned and working
• Consolidate and program the basic functions of your remote control devices for easy operation
  Includes setting up factory-supplied universal remote control with the proper codes to control multiple components, as per factory specifications
• Ensure that all remaining exposed wires and cables are neatly dressed, using wire ties as needed
• Projector screen installation
• Clean up work area and dispose of boxes, packaging materials and installation debris
• Demonstrate operation of your new home theater
• Note: The construction methods and materials used in your home may impact our installers’ ability to mount a home theater projector where you would like. In order to ensure that your desired installation is feasible, we recommend free estimate.
• The following are not included with this service:
• Speaker mounting on wall, in wall or in ceiling
• Programming of universal-type learning remote
• Additional holes drilled, wires hidden within walls or any type of custom in-wall wiring or dressing (beyond the concealment beneath surfac-mounted wire moulding of wiring between projector and A/V source component, described above)
• Moving, alteration or installation of electrical outlets