This team is fantastic. Super responsive and successfully completed a challenging wire concealment…read morejob for our 85 in frame tv and sound bar. Robert and Jared were extremely efficient, competent and kind. Strongly recommend this team for anything wire /entertainment setup related. Looking forward to them coming back to install smart switches.

Gives you what you need, rather than a lot of junk you don't need. And today that is impressive for…read morethis kind of business.

Brian did an awesome job and was finally able to get my stereo components connected properly. I…read moreshould note that I had had several other companies and individuals out who could not assist me with this.

I don't know what happened but I didn't get to order my speakers or get the windows tinted sad.no…read morecall back ...I don't do text or email

Lee was a godsend. He mounted two large TVs in an under an hour. One of the TVs was in a much more…read moredifficult position, which was above a fireplace and had an existing mount which couldn't be used. He came up with a perfect solution and it looks AMAZING. Both TVs are perfectly aligned and he even went through the trouble of concealing the wires. Definitely worth it, I'll be calling him if I ever need any mounting services in the future. Thank you Lee!!! -Malik

From the owner: We provide professional wall mount and camera installation services for both residential and…read morecommercial clients throughout Cuyahoga County and Summit County. Our skilled technicians deliver secure, precise installation of televisions, monitors, and surveillance cameras, ensuring optimal placement for both performance and aesthetics. With a commitment to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, we offer reliable, customized solutions designed to meet your specific needs.

Very professional and knowledgeable about the tv and surround systems that are available for my…read moreapplication.

Fisher Electronics was very professional and did an excellent job mounting our TV's to the wall…read more They were very knowledgeable and answered questions I had about some of my other electronics. They are currently restoring an old Sony turntable that my parents had since the 70's, can't wait! Highly recommend

the salesman was very knowledgeable and professional and took time to help me figure out the right…read moreset up for my home... the installers showed up on time and were very neat and professional... they brought with them everything they needed to get the job done quickly and professionally plus they left no mess to clean up

From the owner: Audio, Video, Smart Homes, Home Theater, Surveillance, Network, WiFi and more. Visit our showroom,…read moreor contact us for a free and honest estimate. Sales and Installation for Residential, Commercial. For over a decade, Cleveland and surrounding Northeast Ohio has depended on EQ for their tech needs. Featuring Martin Logan, KEF, Control 4, Denon, Marantz, Sonos, JBL, Samsung, LG, Sony, and more.

Audio Craft (at least the Westlake store I used to frequent, before they closed) is/was a living…read moretestament to a great, recently bygone era of full sized, full range 'high end' audiophile stereo systems back when dynamic range and superior sonics ruled the day! A day and age when recording and mastering was done with such care and perfection that the music sounded breathtaking and palpable! Today, so much music sounds overdriven, flat, and compressed (Google 'the loudness wars' to read on the subject). Such an utter shame, really. So many younger people now listen to their music via small, compromised PC speakers or cheap iPOD ear buds or headphones. They don't know what they're missing! I get a kick out of my nieces and nephews' incredulous responses when I play an LP, SACD or HDCD on my McIntosh, Magnepan, or Legacy Audio full-range floorstanding speakers (using tubed preamps and line buffers)! And I quote, "HOLY SHIT Uncle George... I had no idea music could sound this incredible!!!". Uh, yes, and the sad thing is that a whole generation from here on in is getting largely shortchanged...