Based in Smithville, installed across Rutherford, Smith, and DeKalb counties — close enough to be on site when a panel fails in October.
We are based in Smithville, in DeKalb County, and most of our installed work sits within about an hour of it. That proximity is not a marketing line — it changes what we can promise about installation and about what happens on a Friday night in October when something stops working.
Our installed and in-progress work across Middle Tennessee includes:
If you are in Rutherford, DeKalb, Smith, Wilson, Cannon, or Warren County and want to stand in front of a working board before you spend six figures, that is usually arrangeable on short notice. We would rather you see one in person than judge it from a photograph.
Most videoboard purchases are evaluated on the install. The part that determines whether you are happy in year four is what happens when a panel fails during a playoff game.
A national manufacturer will ship you a replacement panel and a support ticket number. Being an hour away means we can be on site, and it means the person who answers the phone knows which board is yours and how it was wired — because they were there when it went up.
Middle Tennessee school districts are our core market: Rutherford, Wilson, DeKalb, Smith, Cannon, Warren, Putnam, and the surrounding counties, plus the Nashville metro and Knoxville within comfortable driving distance. We work statewide and install nationwide — our founder put up stadium boards for Coppell ISD, Keller ISD, and Cedar Hill ISD in Texas before launching LPCREATIVE — but Middle Tennessee is where we are, and it is where we can do things a distant supplier cannot.
Most of our customers are public school districts and booster clubs, which means quotes have to survive a board meeting. We itemize accordingly: display, structure, electrical, installation labor, and control software and training as separate lines, so a project can be presented, questioned, and adjusted without going back to square one.
Booster-funded projects — common for baseball, softball, and soccer — often need a number that a fundraising committee can work toward over a season. Tell us that up front and we will scope it in phases rather than handing you one large figure.
Our published planning figure is $210 per square foot for a typical outdoor installation, and our packaged sizes run from a 17′ × 10′ board at $45,000 to a 50′ × 23′ stadium display at $345,000. Most Middle Tennessee high school projects land between those ends. Use the figure to build a realistic budget before you call anyone — including us.
Call (615) 815-7685 or request a quote online. Tell us the venue, the farthest seat from where the board will go, and the season you are aiming at. If the timeline is not achievable we will say so rather than take the deposit.
Tell us the venue, the viewing distance, and the season you need it working. We'll come back with an itemized quote within one business day.