An 11.5 × 6.6 ft LED wall is $3,490 all-in: the wall, processing, setup and strike, and a technician on site for 8 hours; delivery is free across south-east LA County, and from 30 to 45 miles, such as downtown LA, Hollywood, Glendale, Burbank and Torrance, it is a flat $300 per event. Seven of our case studies are in Greater Los Angeles: two churches, a world championship, two years of Anime Expo booths, the SMPTE summit in Hollywood, a stage by the Golden Dragon Parade and Miniso stores.
LED screen rental in Los Angeles: three walls, all-in
$3,490
11.5 × 6.6 ft wall
About 150 theater-style or 100 at banquet rounds
$4,990
14.8 × 8.2 ft wall
About 250 theater-style or 160 at banquet rounds
$6,490
16.4 × 9.8 ft wall
About 375 theater-style or 240 at banquet rounds
Delivery is included across south-east LA County; from 30 to 45 miles, such as downtown LA, the Convention Center and Hollywood, it is $300 per event.
Those are our MR 2.6 walls with a technician on site for 8 hours, setup and strike included; the same 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,780 in PL 2.6 and $4,620 in MV Pro 2.6, for filmed events, and we rent an outdoor P3.9 too, $3,990 all-in up to 11.5 × 6.6 ft. Other sizes are quoted. All-in means the wall, NovaStar processing with a hot-standby processor, ground support, setup and strike, and a technician who plays your content; delivery is as in the note above.
Delivery is free across south-east Los Angeles County, within about 30 driving miles: Long Beach, Downey, Whittier, West Covina and Pomona. From 30 to 45 miles it is a flat $300 per event, for example downtown and the Convention Center, Hollywood, Glendale, Burbank, Torrance and LAX; the far west, such as parts of Santa Monica and Brentwood, is farther and quoted. The booking page shows the fee for your venue ZIP.
At the Los Angeles Convention Center we built the venue for the WPA Heyball Parasport World Championship in two days in December 2024, with about 136 m² of LED. If your venue asks outside vendors for a certificate of insurance, we provide one naming the venue.
Our Mandarin-speaking crew can plan and run Chinese community galas, association events and weddings in Chinese.
Miniso, Hollywood Boulevard: a light box out, an LED wall in
In the Miniso store on Hollywood Boulevard, on the Walk of Fame, we took out the old light box behind the tills, built a steel-stud wall with plywood behind it, ran the power and put up a P2.5 screen of 6 × 5 cabinets, 3.84 × 2.4 m.
The store stayed open by day, so the cabinets went up overnight on July 12–13, 2023. The wall and the power were done under our California contractor license, CSLB #1063528.
PixelPro Productions rents LED screens across Greater Los Angeles from its Anaheim warehouse, all-in with a technician, and installs and runs LED for churches and events. Its projects here include a 38 × 13 ft P2.5 LED wall at Good Stewards Church in West Covina (2022); the whole sanctuary of a Korean church in Glendale, with an LED wall, sound, lighting and a four-camera livestream installed in two weeks (2024); the technical production for the WPA Heyball Parasport World Championship at the Los Angeles Convention Center, about 136 m² of LED built in two days (2024); the AV for eleven booths at Anime Expo, also at the Convention Center, as a booth builder’s subcontractor (2025 and 2026); a free-standing 5 × 6 m LED wall for the SMPTE Media Technology Summit and Awards Gala at Ovation Hollywood (2024); an outdoor LED wall, sound and lighting for a sponsor’s stage beside the Golden Dragon Parade in Chinatown (2024); and LED for Miniso stores on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and in Pasadena. Permanent installations in California are carried out under contractor license CSLB #1063528 (Class B, General Building).
A nightclub in Downtown LA: LED for the stage and the lounge
At the end of 2024 we supplied LED screens for a nightclub in Downtown Los Angeles, including the wall behind the stage and a long strip along the lounge wall. The screens, structure, installation and commissioning were ours; the fit-out contractor did the power. Finished December 31, 2024.
Our work in Los Angeles
Each project has its own case study with the specifications, the hard parts and how we solved them.
Church · West Covina, CA · 2022
An LED wall across the stage at Good Stewards Church
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Church · Glendale · 2024
A full AV upgrade for a Korean church in Glendale
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Church · Monrovia, CA · 2026
An LED wall behind the stage for Impact Harvest Church in Monrovia
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Sports event · Los Angeles Convention Center · 2024
Design and AV for the Heyball Parasport World Championship
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Trade show · Los Angeles Convention Center · 2025–2026
LED, sound and lighting for booths at Anime Expo
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Industry summit · Ovation Hollywood · 2024
A free-standing LED wall for the SMPTE summit and awards gala
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Outdoor event · Los Angeles Chinatown · 2024
Outdoor stage AV for a sponsor at the Golden Dragon Parade
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Retail · Miniso, United States · Since 2023
In-store LED screens for Miniso across the US
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Our work in the San Gabriel Valley: West Covina, Monrovia, Pasadena, Rowland Heights →
Pasadena: the Miniso store, wall, power and screen →
Beverly Hills: Zegna on Rodeo Drive and ANTA →
Long Beach: rental with delivery included, and Kalaveras at The Pike →
Woodland Hills: LED for a Miniso store →
What we do here
Questions from Los Angeles clients
How much is LED screen rental in Los Angeles?
An 11.5 × 6.6 ft MR 2.6 wall is $3,490 all-in, with a technician on site for 8 hours, setup and strike included; 14.8 × 8.2 ft is $4,990 and 16.4 × 9.8 ft $6,490. In PL 2.6 an 11.5 × 6.6 ft wall is $3,780, and in MV Pro 2.6, for filmed events, $4,620. Delivery is free across south-east Los Angeles County. From 30 to 45 miles, such as downtown LA and the Convention Center, Hollywood, Glendale, Burbank and Torrance, it is a flat $300 per event; the booking page shows the fee for your venue ZIP.
Do you work across Los Angeles County?
Yes, from our base in Anaheim. Our projects here run from West Covina and Glendale to the Convention Center, the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Pasadena.
Can you work around a renovation or a venue’s schedule?
Yes. At a church in Glendale everything went in over two weeks on site, timed against the renovation contractor’s schedule. At the Los Angeles Convention Center the championship venue was built in two days, December 12 and 13, 2024.
Does your contractor license cover work in Los Angeles?
Yes. CSLB #1063528 (Class B, General Building) is issued to AI Home Inc. and is valid throughout California, including permanent LED walls that involve structure and power. You can check it on the CSLB website before you award.
