





We spent the day out in Ames getting an Airbnb dialed in from top to bottom. Multiple TVs across different rooms, sound bars paired up and ready to go. The kind of job where the details really matter - because guests notice when things look sharp, and they definitely notice when they don't.
Rental properties are a different animal compared to a standard home install. Everything needs to be intuitive. Guests shouldn't have to fumble with a mess of cords or figure out which remote controls what. We set each room up so it just works - clean mounts, tidy cable runs, and sound bars positioned right so the audio actually matches the screen.
One of the bigger pieces on this job was a massive TCL 98-inch QLED going into what looks like a dedicated media space with built-in cabinetry and track lighting overhead. Getting a screen that size into a tight, finished space takes some patience and planning. We got it seated flush and paired the sound bar right below it on the entertainment console - no guesswork, no gaps.
The other rooms got the same level of attention. A large flat mount install in the living area, another in the bedroom - each one level, secure, and positioned at the right height for comfortable viewing. For an Airbnb, that consistency across every room is what separates a good stay from a great one. It's a small thing that shows up in reviews.
Airbnb owners and short-term rental hosts are some of our favorite clients to work with. They know what a polished setup does for their listing. If you've got a rental property that needs a refresh or you're setting up something new, this is exactly the kind of work we do every day.