One Seamless Screen. Built for the Space.
Direct-view LED video walls designed as complete systems — from the display and mounting structure to power, processing, control, calibration, and long-term support. Built for churches, sports bars, businesses, retail environments, and homes across the Greater NYC Metro.
LED Wall Design · Installation · Calibration · Service · NYC Metro · Westchester · NJ · Long Island
This Isn't a Wall of TVs.
No bezels. No gaps. Just one continuous image.
A true direct-view LED wall is built from modular LED cabinets that work together as one display. There are no television frames breaking up the image and no fixed screen size determining what your space can support.
The wall is designed around the architecture.
Go wide across a church stage. Build a feature wall behind a sports bar. Fill a corporate lobby. Create a massive presentation surface in an auditorium. Or replace a traditional projector with a cinema-scale LED display at home.
Grade A Technology Services designs, supplies, installs, calibrates, and supports the complete system.
LED Built for the Environment.
Indoor LED Video Walls
Seamless, high-resolution displays for church stages, sports bars, auditoriums, corporate lobbies, boardrooms, event spaces, and other environments where a traditional display simply isn't large enough.
Outdoor LED Displays
Weather-rated, high-brightness LED systems engineered to remain visible in daylight. Designed for storefronts, building-mounted displays, outdoor gathering spaces, signage, and large-format commercial applications.
LED Digital Signage
LED menu boards, promotional displays, feature walls, and poster-format installations that give retail and hospitality environments a brighter, more flexible alternative to conventional signage.
Church & Stage LED Walls
Large-format stage backdrops designed for worship, presentations, lyrics, video, IMAG, livestream production, and special events — without projector shadows, washed-out images, or visible display bezels.
Residential LED & Home Theater
Cinema-scale direct-view LED displays for homeowners who want something beyond a television or projector. Available in large standard formats and fully custom configurations for dedicated theaters and entertainment spaces.
One Image Changes Everything.
Direct-View LED
- Seamless continuous image
- Custom dimensions and aspect ratios
- Extremely high brightness available
- Designed for large-format applications
- Individual modules can be serviced
- Long-life professional display technology
- Indoor and outdoor options
- Fine-pitch options for close viewing
Traditional TV / LCD Video Wall
- Visible bezels between displays
- Limited to available panel dimensions
- Fixed aspect ratios
- Multiple independent displays
- Panel replacement may affect image consistency
- Primarily designed for indoor applications
Both technologies have their place. LCD video walls and commercial televisions remain excellent choices for many rooms — see our digital signage and conference room work. The goal is choosing the right display technology for the application.
The Smallest Number Isn't Always the Right Answer.
Pixel pitch determines how closely the individual LEDs are spaced. It affects viewing distance, image detail, system cost, and the type of LED technology appropriate for the space.
A boardroom display viewed from only a few feet away requires a very different LED system than a church stage, auditorium, or sports bar feature wall viewed from across the room.
Grade A selects pixel pitch based on how the display will actually be viewed — not simply the smallest number on a specification sheet.
Closer viewing distances · greater image detail — boardrooms, lobbies, fine-pitch feature walls.
Longer viewing distances · excellent value for large-format applications — sanctuaries, auditoriums, outdoor displays.
Examples shown for reference only. Additional pixel pitches are available.
LED Without the Infrastructure Overkill.
Not every LED wall requires a major electrical or HVAC project.
Newer high-efficiency LED systems can dramatically reduce power consumption and heat output. Grade A has access to select indoor LED configurations up to approximately 135 inches that can operate from a single standard 20-amp circuit.
Select LED platforms are available with cabinet power consumption as low as approximately 50 watts per cabinet, depending on configuration and operating conditions.
For larger systems, Grade A calculates electrical load, heat output, structural requirements, mounting, service access, and system infrastructure as part of the design.
Capabilities vary by LED platform, brightness, configuration, and installation environment.
- Up to ~135"
- Single 20A Circuit
- Ultra-Low Heat Output
Designed to Be Serviced — Not Thrown Away.
Professional direct-view LED systems are modular by design. Individual LED modules, power supplies, receiving cards, and other components can be serviced or replaced without replacing the entire display.
Select LED systems offered by Grade A carry manufacturer LED-life ratings of up to 100,000 hours under specified operating conditions.
That combination of long service life and modular serviceability makes direct-view LED especially attractive for commercial environments where the display becomes part of the building.
Actual lifespan varies by manufacturer, brightness, operating conditions, usage, and maintenance.
The Wall Is Only One Part of the System.
A great LED installation isn't just a collection of cabinets mounted to a wall. Grade A designs the complete signal and infrastructure chain so the display works as one system — the same approach behind our commercial AV integration work.
Content Sources
TV · Streaming · Computers · Cameras · Digital Signage · Production
Video Processing
Scaling · Switching · Windowing · Image Management
Signal Distribution & Control
AV Distribution · Network · Control · Automation
LED Processing
Receiving Architecture · Mapping · Calibration
Display
LED Cabinets · Mounting · Power · Service Access
From the first source to the final pixel, the system is designed together.
Designed Before It's Installed.
Assess the Space
We measure the wall, viewing distances, ambient light, structure, electrical infrastructure, signal paths, and service access.
Engineer the Display
We determine physical dimensions, aspect ratio, pixel pitch, resolution, brightness, mounting architecture, processing, and power requirements.
Install & Calibrate
Cabinets are aligned, mapped, configured, calibrated, and tested as one continuous display.
Support It
Grade A provides ongoing service and can maintain both systems we install and many existing LED systems installed by others.
The Right LED Platform for the Project.
Grade A Technology Services isn't tied to one LED platform. We design around the application, viewing distance, environment, infrastructure, and budget — then source and specify the appropriate display technology for the project through our network of vetted LED manufacturing partners.
One Team From Design Through Support.
Grade A handles the complete LED wall project — system design, product sourcing, mounting, electrical coordination, signal distribution, processing, control, calibration, commissioning, and long-term service.
- NYC MBE Certified
- URC Certified
- Savant Certified
- Lutron Authorized Dealer
- Licensed & Insured
LED Video Wall Questions
How much does an LED video wall cost in NYC?+
LED wall pricing depends heavily on physical size, pixel pitch, resolution, brightness, mounting requirements, processing, and infrastructure. Most professionally installed commercial LED walls begin in the five-figure range and can increase substantially with size and resolution. Grade A provides project-specific pricing after understanding the space and application.
What's the difference between an LED wall and a video wall made from TVs?+
A traditional LCD video wall combines multiple displays, which leaves bezels between each screen. A direct-view LED wall uses modular LED cabinets to create one continuous image without visible display frames. Both technologies have appropriate applications; Grade A recommends the right approach based on size, viewing distance, environment, and budget.
What pixel pitch do I need?+
It depends primarily on viewing distance and the level of image detail required. Fine-pitch LED is ideal for close viewing, while larger pixel pitches can provide excellent image quality and value when the audience is farther away. We determine the appropriate pitch during system design.
How much power does an LED wall require?+
It depends on the size, brightness, and LED platform. Some newer high-efficiency systems use dramatically less power than traditional LED designs. Select indoor configurations up to approximately 135 inches can operate from a single standard 20-amp circuit. Larger systems are engineered with the appropriate electrical infrastructure as part of the project.
Do LED walls generate a lot of heat?+
Not necessarily. Heat output varies considerably between LED platforms. Newer high-efficiency systems can produce substantially less heat than older designs, which can simplify installation and reduce additional cooling requirements.
Can an LED wall be installed outdoors?+
Yes. Outdoor LED systems are designed with weather-rated cabinets and high-brightness output for visibility in daylight. The display, mounting system, electrical infrastructure, and environmental protection all need to be engineered for the location.
How long does an LED wall last?+
Select professional LED systems offered by Grade A carry LED-life ratings of up to 100,000 hours under specified operating conditions. Actual lifespan depends on the manufacturer, brightness settings, operating environment, usage, and maintenance. Because professional LED systems are modular, many individual components can also be serviced without replacing the entire display.
Can Grade A service an LED wall you didn't install?+
In many cases, yes. We can assess existing LED systems, identify the display and processing architecture, diagnose problems, and determine whether replacement parts and service are available. Contact us with the manufacturer, model information, and photos if available.
The Bronx · Westchester County · Northern New Jersey · Long Island · Rockland County · Nyack · Lower Hudson Valley
Greater NYC Metro — select projects throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.
Thinking About an LED Wall?
We'll measure the space, look at viewing distance and ambient light, review the infrastructure, and show you what actually fits. Commercial site assessments are complimentary.
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