American Fork · Utah County, Utah
Family-room theaters, clean TV walls, and cameras for American Fork homes on the bench and in town.
American Fork has some of the oldest homes in north Utah County and some of the newest, sometimes a block apart. Around downtown it's brick ramblers and bungalows with finished basements. Up on the bench and out by the freeway it's newer two-story homes. I work in both.
Residential only: homeowners, home builders, and basement finishers.
What I do in American Fork
Local notes
In the older ramblers, the basement family room is the natural theater: low ceilings and no windows suit a large TV with in-wall surround, and the unfinished ceiling next door gives me a wire path.
In the newer homes, it's TV mounts over the fireplace, cameras under the eaves, and WiFi that reaches the bonus room over the garage.
In depth
The newer subdivisions off the Highland bench went up quick, and the studs almost never land where you'd want them behind a big media wall.
If you're in one of the newer bench builds, tell me the year it was finished, since those media walls almost never have a stud dead-center.
Read the American Fork tv mounting pageThe bench subdivisions off the Highland side are big lots with long driveways and side yards, so coverage takes more than a doorbell cam to do right.
Fiber is common in the newer bench builds here, which makes remote viewing smooth, but I set the recorder up local so you keep footage even if the internet drops.
Read the American Fork security cameras pageThe newer bench builds off the Highland side come with tall basements that are perfect for a dedicated theater, but they almost never have the speaker wire pre-run.
If your bench build has an unfinished basement, the cheapest time to run theater wire is before the drywall goes up, so call me while it's still open.
Read the American Fork home theater pageTell me about the room. I'll send a straight quote, usually within the hour.
Everything I install in American Fork
Good to know
Home theater and smart home questions from American Fork homeowners. Anything else, just text me.
Yes. I design and install family-room theaters, basement media rooms, surround sound, and projector setups in American Fork. Simple systems start around $10,000 and most projects land between $15,000 and $60,000.
Yes. Brick and stone take masonry anchors and more time than drywall, so it's quoted at $100 an hour instead of the flat mount price. I'll also work out a clean way to get power and cables to the TV.
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Tell me what you're picturing. I'll get you a straight quote, usually within the hour, and I do the work myself.
