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Geek Choice Nationwide Remote & In Home Service
4.3(
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Serving Capitan, NM and surrounding areas

In business since 1996

Emergency services offered

Credit card accepted

"The computer technician, Tammy, was excellent.  He arrived on time and was very personable.  Our computer is several years old and has been running slow, so he cleaned it up for us.  He tried to show us how to perform some maintenance tasks on our own.  
After he was finished, he had to call in to the main Geek Choice number to settle the bill.  When I spoke with the person on the phone from Geek Choice, I was astonished when they told me the bill was for $300, which included 2.5 hours service at $100 per hour and a $50 fee for home visit.  I informed her that I had ordered the first hour through Angie's List for $75 and that the home visit fee was waived.  She retrieved my information and charged me a balance of $135, to include the reduced hourly fee of $90 per hour.  So Angie's List saved me almost $100, which I totally appreciate.  
I give the technician high marks but the company, Geek Choice, seems like just another corporation trying to make more money off the consumer than they should.  I'm glad I went through Angie's List.
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Matt Gardner
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Stereo and Home Theater Systems questions, answered by experts

Some pieces of home automation technology are DIY-friendly, but these are usually stand-alone pieces of equipment that don’t interact with other components. Plus, you may not be able to monitor them from a centralized mobile application. They’re more affordable and can still be great for automating parts of your home, but for full control over your property from a single app or website for easy monitoring and automation, professional design and installation services is best. Plus, these services typically boost your home value, so you’ll see a great ROI on them over time, even if they cost more upfront.

The time required for a home theater installation can vary. A standard setup may take between 4-8 hours, while more complex projects involving custom wiring and extensive equipment can take a full day or up to two days to complete.

You can customize your home theater with a wide range of features, but the minimum components include a display (like a TV or projector), a sound system, and comfortable seating. Your total cost will vary depending on the components, brands, and features you choose. Common elements and their approximate costs include: 4K 50-inch to 60-inch TV: $800–$1,500; 60-inch TV and bracket: $900; Amplifier: $250; Five box speakers and subwoofer: $500; High-end front projector: $10,000–$60,000; Home theater screen: $250–$1,500; Low-end front projector: $1,500; Surge protection: $25 and up; Three HDMI cables: $30; Universal remote: $20–$200; Wiring and circuit board: $400–$2,700.

In most cases, you should not put a TV on a fireplace mantel. The minimum width required to put a TV safely on a shelf or mantel is 10 inches, but pre-made mantels are usually too shallow, averaging at only seven inches deep. If you do choose to place a TV above a mantel, it should be mounted to the wall. However, do so cautiously as heat radiating from the fireplace could potentially cause damage to electronics.

The best place to put your home theater is a space that does not get outside light, such as a basement. Another consideration is the proximity to bedrooms or offices that may be disturbed by the surround sound playing at high volume. A higher ceiling works best for mounting a projector, so consider space and sound limitations. For help determining the best place for your home theater, consider hiring a professional home theater installer who can provide recommendations and project plans.

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