Home Theater Installation in Oklahoma City
We put the TV at the right height for your couch, mount the soundbar or speakers, and tuck the cables out of sight. Living rooms, dens and media rooms across the OKC metro.
What We Set Up in Your Theater Room
Most jobs start with the TV and grow from there. Whether it is a den in Midwest City or a bonus room in Edmond, pick the pieces you want and we fit them to the room and the seats.
TV on the Wall
- Flat, tilting or full-motion mount
- Centered on your main seat
- Height set from the couch
- Studs or masonry found first
- Level checked with the TV hung
- TVs from 32 to 100 inches
Soundbar Mounting
- Bracket right under the screen
- Wireless sub paired and placed
- HDMI ARC or optical hookup
- Bar cable hidden with the TV's
- Sound tested before we go
Surround Speakers
- Front, center and rear speakers
- Wall brackets aimed at the seats
- Dolby Atmos height speakers
- Receiver connected and set
- Speaker wire kept out of view
Projector Screens
- Screen hung level and centered
- Height matched to your rows
- Projector spot planned with you
- Power and HDMI runs tidied
Hidden Wiring
- Cables run inside the wall
- Paintable covers on masonry
- New outlet behind the TV, to code
- One clean drop to the console
Device Hookups
- Streaming box or cable box
- Game consoles
- Blu-ray player
- HDMI runs to the receiver
- Smart TV setup help
Only Need the TV Hung?
If you are skipping the audio and the projector, our page on TV mounting in Oklahoma City covers mounts, wall types and the towns we drive to.
See OKC TV MountingSoundbars and Surround Sound, Placed for the Couch
Where the speakers go matters as much as the screen. A soundbar belongs centered under the picture. Rear speakers go beside or behind the main seats, pointed at ear level.
Soundbar Under the Screen
The bar gets its own bracket, lined up with the middle of the TV, so voices come from the picture and not off to one side.
Subwoofer Spot
A wireless sub still needs power. We pick a place near an outlet where the bass is not booming in one corner and thin everywhere else.
Rear and Side Speakers
Wall brackets hold the surrounds at a steady angle. Their wire goes inside the wall, or under a paintable cover when the wall will not allow it.
Receiver Setup
We connect the receiver, run its speaker setup from your usual seat, and play a test clip with you before we pack up.
Brick, Stone and Drywall Around the OKC Metro
A theater wall here is often not plain drywall. In plenty of older homes, the TV goes above a brick or stone fireplace. Newer construction in Mustang, Yukon and Norman usually means drywall on wood studs. Lofts in Bricktown can be exposed brick or concrete. Each one gets different hardware.
Above the Fireplace
Masonry bits and masonry anchors hold the mount in brick or stone. We also check the height so you are not craning your neck through a two-hour movie.
Drywall Over Studs
The mount bolts into wood framing, not just the board. Let us know about any safe room or storm shelter on the other side of that wall.
Lofts and Apartments
Some downtown buildings set rules on drilling. Get them from your manager ahead of the visit and we will stick to them.
Projector Rooms and Covered Patios
Our OKC crew has also hung projector screens and put TVs on covered patios. If your movie night happens outside, ask us about it.
Pick the Sound Setup That Fits the Room
There is no single right answer. Room size, how loud you watch, and how much wiring you are willing to hide all play a part.
Soundbar Only
The simplest step up from TV speakers. A good match for bedrooms and smaller living rooms.
- One bracket, one cable
- Little wiring to hide
Bar Plus Subwoofer
Adds the low end that action movies and games are missing on a bar by itself.
- Sub paired to the bar
- Needs a nearby outlet
5.1 or 7.1 Speakers
Separate front, center and rear speakers run by a receiver, so sound moves around the room.
- Receiver in the console
- Most wiring of the four
Dolby Atmos
Height speakers, or modules that bounce sound off the ceiling, put effects above you as well as around you.
- Atmos receiver or soundbar
- Best in a dedicated media room
How We Lay Out a Theater Wall
Start From the Seats
We measure from where you sit to set the TV height and the speaker angles.
Read the Wall
Wood studs, brick, stone and concrete each call for their own anchors and bits.
Plan the Cable Runs
Before anything goes up, we agree on what runs in the wall, what goes under a cover, and where power comes from.
Recent Google Reviews for Our OKC Crew
These come straight from our Oklahoma City Google listing, with the latest at the top.
Robert Coyle
"Efficient service both in terms of pricing and work. Would recommend. Great value."
Google ReviewAngela Chamberlain
"Excellent! Miguel was on time, efficient, and helpful. He took the time to help us set up our smart TV as well. I could not have asked for better service."
Google ReviewGetting on the Schedule Takes 3 Steps
Use the booking page or call (405) 657-6412. Either way, it goes like this.
Describe the Room
Share the TV size, the wall it is going on, and any soundbar, speakers or projector screen you want put up.
Get Your Price
From those details we work out the cost of the whole job, TV and audio together.
Choose a Day
Pick a time that suits you. Reach us early in the day and a same-day visit may be open.
Rather talk it through? Call (405) 657-6412
Why People Around OKC Pick Dom's
A home theater only works if the screen is solid, the sound is in the right place, and nothing dangles. Here is what you get from us.
$1M Insured
We carry $1 million in insurance while we work in your home.
5.0 on Google
That rating comes from 268 reviews on our Oklahoma City listing.
Same-Day Visits
Call in the morning and we may be able to come out that day.
Hardware for Masonry
Brick and stone get masonry bits and anchors. Drywall jobs go into the studs.
Cables Out of Sight
In-wall runs or paintable covers, plus an outlet behind the TV when you need one.
1 to 2 Hours per TV
That is a typical single TV. Speakers and in-wall wiring add to it.
Oklahoma City Home Theater FAQ
What does a home theater install cost in Oklahoma City?
Can you put a TV and soundbar over a brick or stone fireplace?
Do you install projector screens?
Can you hide the speaker wire and HDMI cables?
Which mount is best for a home theater?
How long will the install take?
Do you mount TVs on covered patios?
What towns near Oklahoma City do you cover?
Do you set up TVs for businesses too?
Our Oklahoma City Google Listing
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