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"Great team here. Very professional and punctual. They even came out on a Sunday to perform the work necessary which included hanging 4 TV's that ranged in size from 75" to 45" as well as set up two surround sound systems and adjusted a projection HD TV until. Very reasonably prices and great bunch of people. Definitely use them again when necessary."

"We used Fairfax Antenna to install a HD Antenna on our roof so that we could cut our cable and leverage internet services for TV along with the antenna to get local channels. I am writing this review after a month of the antenna being installed to monitor the performance. To date, everything is absolutely wonderful and my channels come in with full signal strength. We had invested in about 3 indoor 50 mile antennas, but they were never consistent no matter where we placed them in the house. The gentlemen were professional, made great recommendations, and we're quick and tidy about their work. I live in the Washington DC area, and we get channels as far as Baltimore in HD. I used the two runs, just in case we needed to split, but we use a product called HDHOMERUN Connect to route the signal through our network. Any TV we have used for accessing local TV, the channels come in sharp and crisp with zero issues. I highly recommend Fairfax Antenna."

"They are professional. They performed an excellent work from start to finish on time. They installed 3 home theater systems and speakers for over 4 rooms in the house and for my backyard. They installed lighting systems and security systems for the house and all integrated and centralized for easy controlling system and management. They are knowledgeable!"

"I was very happy with the TV installation.  It was easy for me and I have exactly what I want.  The two workers who did the installation were very professional and fast.  When I changed my mind about where I wanted the TV (after it had already been installed), they moved it with no extra charge.  Pricey, but worth it."

"Worked, tech couldn’t get remote to work. I believe this was supposed to be included"

"My second appointment with Geek Choice in March went well. The phone call from the office to determine what I wanted to accomplish at the visit is a great idea. I would say that here is where Geek Choice can look for complications. For example, someone who's used a computer at work and at home may still be unaware of some basic ideas. For example, if a device is to be added, does it need to be charged, does the person have the correct cable or battery, etc. Young people know this; older people do not necessarily.
The representative was courteous, knowledgeable, patient, and offered additional tips. He arrived within the time frame specified.
I will contact Geek Choice again.
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"The team is awesome. They did a 5.1 surround system for my TV on the main level as well as a 3 zone Sonos sound system that covers my great room, kitchen, and backyard porch. The system and setup was extremely professional. They did such a good job I’ve hired them again to do a theater system in my basement and two more Sonos sound zones for music in the basement."

"Home audio installation with 2-way keypads in six rooms feeding into a component closet. Tekhne�s prices on the audio equipment were very competitive and Omar was responsive to questions. Contractor hired by Tekhne to do the wiring was more familiar with commercial installations than residential ones, resutiing in 40+ holes in our home, requiring significant patching and painting, performed by a separate contractor. Notwithstanding some anxious moments and coordination glitches, we are happy with our system, which came in slightly higher than budget. Tekhne is a good alternative to to pricier and more established home audio installers."

"The gentleman that installed my surround sound were pleasant, funny, and did a good job."

"My father-in-law had an old (1994) RCA VCR that no longer had an audio output. Since he's 87 years old, he had no desire to "learn" how to operate a new unit. At a fair amount of cost and a whole lot of hassle, I shipped the unit to the RCA contract repair facility (Venturer Electronics, a/k/a Alco Electronics, in Ontario, Canada). Two weeks later, I received the unit back in the mail unrepaired, with no explanation. It took me another long and irritating hassle with several "customer service" representatives to find out why the unit had not been repaired -- no parts for the VCR any longer, they finally said. Fortunately, a few weeks earlier I had stumbled across Mike Phelps through a reference from Graffiti Audio (in Bethesda, MD), when I asked whether they repaired TVs. I had called Mike -- who makes house calls -- and he seemed quite knowledgeable, but the TV problem ultimately resolved itself. I decided to call Mike again, not expecting that he could repair an electronic "antique" when RCA's own contract facility could not -- but there was no harm in asking. To my surprise and delight, Mike said that he frequently had calls for just this sort of thing -- repair of old unsupported electronics equipment that people didn't want to abandon -- and he expressed complete confidence that he could repair the VCR. I dropped the unit off for his pick-up at Graffiti Audio, and, true to his word, Mike delivered it to me in like-new condition three days later! (I hadn't asked Mike for a cost estimate first, since, given the history of the VCR, price wasn't really an object for me, but I had no problem with Mike's charges.) Mike doesn't advertise, has no store front, and no e-mail (!), so he's not easy to find. If I hadn't inquired of Graffiti, I never would have found him myself. I'm really glad I did, because It's obvious to me that Mike is an "old school," highly skilled electronics technician. He knows how to repair electronics at the component level (the VCR had a blown capacitor), and isn't just a module "easter-egger." (Ironically, I later found that the Washington Post had written about Mike in a January 28, 2007, article entitled "Fix Machines That Time Has Passed By." The reporter, Dan Zak, had almost exactly the same kind of "antique" electronics problem and the same outstanding experience with Mike that I did.) While my experience with Mike was admittedly limited to repair of an old VCR, I have no doubt, after having met and talked with him, that Mike can perform much larger audio-visual repairs and projects; for example, he holds himself out to accomplish home-theater and whole-house audio-video installations. Mike is a very impressive guy whom I will call again for any A-V electronics repair needs!"