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What city do you wish to work in? *

Do you have liability insurance coverage as a service provider? *

Do you have your own mode of transportation? *

Select your amount of experience *

Multiple Choice *

TV Up To 31 Inch
TV 32 Inch – 60 Inch
TV Up To 60 Inch
TV 61 Inch – 80 Inch
TV Over 80 Inch
All of them

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What is the standard distance between studs in most US residential structures? *

8 – 12 inches
24 – 32 inches
16 – 24 inches
18 – 24 inches

You get to customers' home and the customer wants more work done then what is on the work order. How do you handle the situation? *

Do the work free of charge
Politely decline and leave the house
Inform the customer those services will be extra and contact your manager to get a price
Do the work and update the customer of price increase after

In what situation would you use stud finder? *

Concrete or Brick Installs
Brick only installs
All drywall installs
Never, its not needed

If you are mounting a "16 Inch" bracket on a drywall surface and the customer has 24 inch studs. Select the following best options. *

Tell the customer you cannot do the installation
Secure the mount to 1 stud and apply multiple drywall anchors for the opposite end
Mount the TV with only drywall anchors
None of the above

What should "NEVER" be done during an installation? *

Leave your tools on furniture
Put the TV where its prone to being damaged
Leave dust and debris from drilling behind for the customer to clean
Dragging heavy furniture across the floor
All of the above

What should you check before preforming an In-wall wire conceal service? *

Check the wall for a fire-block
Check the wall for insulation
Ensure there is no plumbing or electric near where you are drilling
All of the above

It's very important our technicians probe the insides of a wall to ensure no electrical wiring or water/ plumbing lines are damaged during a installation. Choose the following you would personally take to prevent this situation. *

Check adjacent walls and surroundings for signs of electrical or plumbing
Use a multi-function stud finder
Make a small insertion or pilot hole and insert a inspection camera
All of the above

Do you have the tools and experience to install on brick/ concrete walls? *

What cautionary steps should you take to ensure the customer's TV is never scratched, scuffed or damaged during the installation? *

Wear gloves at all times
Never touch or grab the display portion of the TV
Move the TV to a safe location during installation
Test and Inspect the TV before and after the installation
All of the above

Do you have the tools and experience to mount a TV on metal studs? *

When is it acceptable to run a TV power cable or extension power cable behind drywall? *

Only If The Customer Signs A Liability Waiver
Never, This is a National Electrical Code Violation
Only in a Apartment or Business Building, Never in a Home
Only in a Home, Never in a Apartment or Business Building

Do you have the tools and experience to patch drywall holes? *

Cleanliness is very important to us and our customers. Do you carry a shop-vac and work mat or other tools to clean up after each installation? *

Do you have an electrical or low voltage license? *

A customer request you to place a 65” TV on an area of the wall that you have confirmed has no studs and does not want it mounted anywhere else. How do you proceed? *

Suggest it is unsafe and request to mount it elsewhere
Mount it using Anchors/ Toggle Bolts that are rated beyond the weight of the TV
Mount it elsewhere on studs without confirming with the customer
Politely tell them you cannot do the installation because it is un-safe and leave the home

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