Home Theater Installation in Los Angeles, CA
Compare 16 companies offering home theater installation in Los Angeles, CA. Check services, service areas and stated warranties, then request free quotes.
Quick answer
Home Theater Installation in Los Angeles, CA typically runs $7,800–$11,500 for a basic home theater build (adjusted for local labor rates).
Estimate from our pricing model; starting prices are what each company lists on its own website.

ITOD TV Mounting Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA

Installation King
Los Angeles, CA

Ice Mount'n
Los Angeles, CA

MIR Audio Video
Los Angeles, CA

Coastline TV Installs
Stanton, CA
BCG Concepts
Van Nuys, CA
Home Theater Builders
Beverly Hills, CA
SCV Audio Video
Santa Clarita, CA
Sound Decision
Los Angeles, CA
AudioVideoKing
Los Angeles, CA
Sound & Shades
Los Angeles County, CA
SoCal TV Install
La Puente, CA
Install Pros
Los Angeles, CA
Audio/Video Systems Integration (AVSI Design)
Santa Clarita, CA
Get Wired Tec
Simi Valley, CA
K S Systems
Orange, CA
Home Theater Installation in Los Angeles, CA by the Numbers
Based on the 16 companies listed here. Figures are the companies' own claims.
1 of 16
State they carry insurance
60 months
Typical stated warranty
1 company states one
3 of 16
Offer same-day service
1 of 16
Offer financing
3 of 16
Have a showroom
1 of 16
Work on brick, stone or concrete
10 of 16
Also take commercial jobs
31 years
Median time in business
1 states a founding year
Brands most often mentioned: Samsung Frame, Nest, LG, Control4, Lutron, Sony, Samsung.
FAQ
How much does home theater installation cost in Los Angeles, CA?
Our estimate for a basic home theater build in Los Angeles, CA is $7,800–$11,500, including a 15% regional labor adjustment. Final quotes depend on wall size, finish and wiring, so compare at least three.
How many home theater installation companies serve Los Angeles, CA?
16 companies are listed on GetMediaWall for home theater installation in Los Angeles, CA.
Are home theater installation installers in Los Angeles, CA insured?
1 of 16 listed companies state they carry insurance and 1 states a warranty, typically 60 months. These are the companies' own claims — ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.