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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 12:51:42 PM on 1 December 2011.
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<COMPANY NAME REMOVED> is an industry leader when it comes to installation of your audio-visual
equipment for both residential and commercial applications. <COMPANY NAME REMOVED> is also a specialist in digital television and
home cinema.

With over 15 years experience in the industry, Brian from <COMPANY NAME REMOVED> provides unmatched quality when it comes to your installation
and ensuring that all your wiring is neat and tidy. When it comes to new technologies and advancements, <COMPANY NAME REMOVED> is second to none - we use this knowledge to provide you with the best installation available.

<COMPANY NAME REMOVED> provide the following services:

Antenna Installations

Plasma & LCD Installations

Home Cinema Installations

Residential Installations
(including whole house wiring, outside entertainment areas, home cinema configurations, pay television mixing, extra points and television tuning)

Corporate Installations
(including Boardroom setups, interview rooms, school classrooms, nursing homes, registered pubs and clubs, blocks of units and/or apartments, outdoor entertainment venues, real estate property management and insurance claims)

For more information about us, please visit us at: <URL REMOVED>
 
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An interesting story...

However we do not permit advertising on these forums Anna.


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