Service · LED video wall design and installation
An LED wall is a construction project. We build it like one.
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Permanent fine-pitch LED walls across Southern California: sized to the room, carried by the structure, powered by design and commissioned on NovaStar control, all under our own California contractor license.
Installed: wall, structure, power, processorInstalled price:
- Up to 13 ft wideUnder $30k
- 13–21 ft wide$40k–$90k
- 21–38 ft wide$100k–$200k
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A 142-inch LED wall in place of the TVRedondo Beach home
A 29-foot LED wall, installed in two daysRemnant Ministries, Las Vegas
- 38 ft
- LED wall at Good Stewards Church, 144 cabinets
- 0.5 mm
- Flatness across the whole screen, laser-checked
- Mon → Sun
- Delivered on a Monday, in use for worship that Sunday
- 800 lb
- Each Irvine screen, carried by the concrete wall
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Budget first?
What would an LED wall cost for your space?
Church or worship space
Installed price ranges from our church projects, and six churches we have built for.
Church LED walls →Retail, showroom, office or venue
Send us the room size and a few photos, and we reply with a budget range within one business day.
Send your room size →PixelPro Productions designs and installs permanent LED video walls across Southern California from Anaheim, California, under California contractor license #1063528 (class B, General Building). We survey the site, size the screen in whole cabinets, design the mounting structure and the power, and commission NovaStar control with NCE-certified staff in-house. Our installations include a 38 × 13 ft P2.5 LED wall at Good Stewards Church in West Covina, two P2.5 screens for a church in Irvine and a 142-inch (3 × 2 m) P1.25 COB living-room wall in a private home in Redondo Beach.
Planning a wall? Send the room size and we will scope it.
How a wall gets built
- Site survey. We measure the wall and the room, find out what the wall is actually built from, read any drawings the building has, and check the electrical service. The survey is free in Orange County and south-east Los Angeles County.
Laser survey of the stage wall at Good Stewards Church - Screen size. LED screens grow in whole cabinets, so size is a choice between real options. In Irvine, 7 × 6 cabinets still fit the old 4:3 surround, so the sanctuary’s finishes did not change, and show 16:9 content about a third larger than 6 × 6 would.
- Structure. A frame or brackets designed for the wall in front of us. An LED wall is heavy and hangs over people, which in California is also a seismic question; structural work like this is what a General B license covers. In West Covina the stage wall was half an inch out of plumb, so the aluminum frame stands on the concrete slab through openings in the stage. In Irvine the walls behind the old projector screens were steel studs and drywall, so each screen hangs on 2 × 2 in steel tube anchored to the concrete wall behind.
Irvine: steel brackets pass through the drywall to the concrete wall behind - Power. Supply voltage, breakers and cable routes, designed from the survey of the existing service. At Good Stewards a 208 V supply halved the power cabling, so it ran through conduit the building already had: a 70 A breaker in the existing panel and a new sub-panel at the wall.
- Controller. Specified from the cabinet layout: a NovaStar VX16s for the 7.1-million-pixel wall in West Covina, and one VX1000 driving both Irvine screens so they always show the same picture. Send us the layout and we will quote the model on the real pixel count, not a rule of thumb.
- Factory build. For Good Stewards, the whole wall was first assembled at the factory at the church’s exact dimensions, burned in and given a NovaStar full-screen calibration. Every cabinet and module was numbered and went back in the same position on site.
- Installation and leveling. The frame is brought within 1 mm before the first cabinet goes up. At Good Stewards the finished surface was flat to 0.5 mm across 144 cabinets, checked with a laser level.
Good Stewards: 144 cabinets in one plane - Handover. Configuration and training built around your own operators and the equipment you already run. In West Covina the projectors became supporting displays either side of the wall, and every existing camera went back into the new system.
Most quotes carry a single line for “LED installation”, with no standard and no result attached. Ask what yours will be built to. We write ours down.
LED walls we have built
Each case study covers the brief, the hard parts and the numbers.
Retail · Miniso, United States · Since 2023
From Times Square to 20+ Miniso stores across the US
Miniso’s first LED screen in a US store, at Times Square in 2023, then more than 20 stores, each a different design, many retrofitted overnight.
- Times Square window: transparent LED
- Typically P2.5
- American Dream: custom round screen
Church · Irvine, CA · 2024
Two LED screens, hung on walls never built to hold them
Old 4:3 projector surrounds, 16:9 content, and drywall bulkheads that could not carry an 800 lb screen. We anchored custom steel brackets to the concrete wall behind.
- 2 × P2.5 LED, 7 × 6 cabinets each
- 4.48 × 2.88 m per screen
- One NovaStar VX1000
Church · West Covina, CA · 2022
Delivered Monday. Worshipping on it Sunday.
A 38-foot LED wall across the whole stage of a working sanctuary, on an aluminum frame anchored to the slab, flat to 0.5 mm. The church did not lose a single Sunday.
- P2.5 LED, 144 cabinets
- 38 × 13 ft (11.52 × 3.84 m)
- NovaStar VX16s
Controllers, from stock
We supply the full NovaStar line as an authorized dealer. The MX20, MX30 and MX40 Pro are held in stock in Los Angeles, and controllers can be supplied on their own if you already have an installer.
NovaStar controllers, prices and specifications →
Not a flat rectangle? See transparent LED, or the LED sphere and custom shapes.
LED for a single event
For launches, conferences and championships we bring our own LED, lighting and sound, and run the show with our own crew.
Guides
Planning a wall? Size, control and structure.
Guide · Events · LED size
LED Wall Size and Pixel Pitch: Viewing Distance
Three rules of thumb give the smallest wall that works for your room. The walls at our own events are usually far bigger, and the cases below show why.
Read the guide →Guide · Retail · Store LED
LED Screens for Retail Stores: 8 Lessons from 20+ Miniso Stores
The first LED screen in a Miniso store in the US is the one we installed at its Times Square flagship in 2023. We have since fitted more than 20 Miniso stores across the country. These eight lessons come from those stores.
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Guide · NovaStar · Processors
Which NovaStar Processor Do I Need? Count Pixels
Count the pixels first, then the price. Four of our own walls, from 1.2 to 10.6 million pixels, worked through.
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Guide · LED walls · Structure
Can Your Wall Hold an LED Screen? 5 Real Cases
Usually not the way it is. Five churches, five different answers, all from our own installs.
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Questions before an LED wall
Do I need a licensed contractor to install an LED wall in California?
For a permanent wall, almost always. It attaches to the building, draws line-voltage power and in most jurisdictions needs a permit, which puts it inside California’s licensing rules for construction work. The structure is the part people underestimate: the 38-foot wall we built in West Covina weighs over a ton, and in California that much weight overhead is also a seismic question. We do this work under CSLB license #1063528, class B (General Building). The license is a public record you can check before you award.
What pixel pitch do we need?
It depends on how close the nearest viewers sit and what the screen will show: text and fine detail need a finer pitch than video seen from the back of a hall. We recommend a pitch after seeing the room, not from a table. Both church walls described on this page use 2.5 mm (P2.5) fine-pitch LED.
Can an LED screen go where our projector screen is now?
Usually, once the wall behind it has been checked. A projector screen weighs very little, and the wall that holds it was often built for exactly that. In Irvine the old screen walls were steel studs and drywall, so the new 800 lb screens hang on steel brackets anchored to the concrete wall behind, and they were sized in whole cabinets to fit the existing 4:3 surrounds.
How heavy is an LED wall, and can our wall hold it?
Heavier than most people expect: about 1,020 kg (2,250 lb) for the 38 × 13 ft wall at Good Stewards Church. Finishes such as drywall or a stage deck are not structure. We find out what the load can go into, a concrete slab in West Covina and a concrete wall in Irvine, and design the frame or brackets to carry it there.
How long does an installation take?
Time on site is usually short compared with the lead time for the LED itself. At Good Stewards the wall was delivered on a Monday, the frame took three days to build and level, the cabinets went up and were configured over the following days, and the church worshipped in front of it that Sunday. What sets your date is mostly equipment lead time and the structural and power work the room needs. We will tell you which one is binding after the survey.
Which LED brands do you install?
We specify the panel for the project. Both church walls on this page use the same Gloshine panel, the Blade-series P2.5 (BD2.5), which we keep in stock in our Anaheim warehouse. Control is NovaStar, where we are an authorized dealer and NovaStar’s 2025 Distributor of the Year.
What warranty and service come with an LED wall?
LED panels, power supplies and the receiving cards inside the panels carry a two-year manufacturer warranty. The NovaStar processor carries NovaStar’s three-year manufacturer warranty; as an authorized dealer we handle the claim and the replacement. Our own work carries a two-year installation warranty: if a problem comes from our installation, cabling, mounting, configuration or programming, we come out and fix it at no charge. After handover you also get 60 days of priority remote support. Churches also get free service visits in Southern California for equipment failures for the first two years, labor included, with a response the next business day. Other equipment failures are checked remotely first; a visit is charged as a service call unless you have a service plan. Not covered: lightning or power surges, water, physical damage, changes made by others, equipment we did not supply, and problems with content or the computer that feeds the wall.
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