Replace Your Projector with a Large-Format Display

Media rooms and great rooms built with projectors often struggle in desert daylight: washed-out images, lamps to replace, and a screen to lower. Today's 98- to 115-inch displays and LED video walls deliver a bright, sharp picture with the shades open. Integration Techs plans and installs the switch.

Options we install

• Samsung 115-inch Micro RGB and other very large flat displays
• 98- and 100-inch displays for media rooms and great rooms
• LED video walls sized to the wall, for the largest images
• Samsung The Frame where a display should look like art when off

What we plan before ordering

Size and weight, wall structure and mounting, power and ventilation, delivery path into the house, viewing distance, and seating. We also plan the sound: soundbar, in-wall speakers, or a full surround system.

When a projector still makes sense

In a dedicated, light-controlled theater, a modern projector and screen remain a strong choice. See dedicated home theaters.

Where we work

Projector replacement and large-format display installation in Indian Wells, La Quinta, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs, and across San Diego County.

Related: Large-format displays · Dedicated home theaters · Leon Speakers · All upgrades

Frequently asked questions

Can a 115-inch TV fit through our doors?

It depends on the delivery path. We measure doors, hallways, and turns before ordering.

Can the old projector screen and wiring be reused?

Usually the wiring and speakers can be reused. The projector, screen, and lift are typically removed and the ceiling patched by your contractor or ours.

Is an LED wall better than a large TV?

An LED wall can be built larger and in custom shapes. A very large flat display is simpler and often the better value. We show both options in the written plan.

Can it be hidden when off?

Yes, with The Frame, a motorized lift or mount, or Leon art frames. See Future Automation.