Pleasant Grove · Utah County, Utah
From the old grove homes downtown to the new builds up toward the mountain.
Pleasant Grove climbs from the flat old town up to the foothills under Timp, and the houses change the whole way. Downtown PG is pioneer-era and mid-century. Manila and the benches above it are newer and bigger.
I do a lot of clean TV installs here, plus accent and stair lighting in the newer homes where the builder left a blank staircase.
Residential only: homeowners, home builders, and basement finishers.
Local notes
Foothill homes are built for the view, so the main room is mostly glass. That limits where a TV can go and rules out a projector upstairs. The fix is usually a TV on the one solid wall and a media room on the walk-out level.
Stairwells and tall entries in these homes are where LED lighting earns its keep: tread lights on a dimmer, so nobody's hunting for a switch at night.
In depth
New construction on the east bench and up in the foothills went vertical to catch Timpanogos views, so a lot of TVs land on tall two-story media walls with no conduit and studs that aren't where you'd guess.
Older homes around the Historic District often have plaster instead of drywall — tell me up front and I'll bring the right anchors and a clean plan for hiding the cable.
Read the Pleasant Grove tv mounting pageNew foothill and bench homes have tall entries, long soffits, and deep eaves that beg for permanent outdoor LED — the kind you set once and never drag a ladder out for again.
If your subdivision has an HOA, I keep exterior fixtures tucked into the eaves and low-key so the lighting reads clean from the street and stays inside the guidelines.
Read the Pleasant Grove led lighting pageA lot of new PG builds have unfinished or roughed-in basements that make perfect theater rooms, and if I get in before drywall I can pre-wire surround and in-wall speakers so nothing ever shows.
If you're finishing a basement or still in construction up on the bench, get me in before the drywall goes up and I'll pre-wire the whole theater so you never see a cable.
Read the Pleasant Grove home theater pageTell me about the room. I'll send a straight quote, usually within the hour.
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Good to know
Home theater and smart home questions from Pleasant Grove homeowners. Anything else, just text me.
Yes. I install low-voltage LED lighting on stairs, under cabinets, and in coves, mounted in channels so you see the glow and not the strip. It's quoted by the run with labor at $100 an hour.
On the one solid wall, at seated eye height, with the wires in the wall. If glare is the problem, the better answer is usually a media room on the lower level where the light can be controlled.
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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.
