Soundbar & Speaker Install in San Francisco, CA
Compare 11 companies offering soundbar & speaker install in San Francisco, CA. Check services, service areas and stated warranties, then request free quotes.
Quick answer
1 of the 11 companies below publishes a starting price — from $80, typically $80.
Estimate from our pricing model; starting prices are what each company lists on its own website.
MyWall
San Jose, CA
TV Installation Pros
Monterey, CA
Straight Line TV Installations
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Immersive Installs
San Francisco, CA
Audio Video Architects
San Francisco, CA
Bay Area AV
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
BayMount Pro
Alameda, CA
Blossom Hill TV
San Jose, CA
LAVA Mounting
San Jose, CA
Essential Audio/Video
Santa Rosa, CA
Lavish Automation
Healdsburg, CA
Soundbar & Speaker Install in San Francisco, CA by the Numbers
Based on the 11 companies listed here. Figures are the companies' own claims.
1 of 11
Publish starting prices
from $80
2 of 11
State they carry insurance
3 of 11
Offer same-day service
1 of 11
Have a showroom
6 of 11
Work on brick, stone or concrete
7 of 11
Also take commercial jobs
39 years
Median time in business
2 state a founding year
85″
Largest TV size stated
Brands most often mentioned: Sonos, MantelMount, LG, Yamaha, Sony, Samsung, Marantz, KEF.
Published Starting Prices
| Company | Offer | From |
|---|---|---|
| MyWall | Soundbar mounting and setup | $80 each |
Prices as listed on each company's website; confirm with the company before booking.
FAQ
How much does soundbar & speaker install cost in San Francisco, CA?
1 of 11 listed companies publishes a starting price for soundbar & speaker install; the lowest is $80 and the typical starting price is $80. Final quotes depend on wall size, finish and wiring, so compare at least three.
How many soundbar & speaker install companies serve San Francisco, CA?
11 companies are listed on GetMediaWall for soundbar & speaker install in San Francisco, CA.
Are soundbar & speaker install installers in San Francisco, CA insured?
2 of 11 listed companies state they carry insurance. These are the companies' own claims — ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.