Usually thumbtack.com or angieslist.com are good places to source an installer, I'd recommend to look for a low voltage electrician, or cable tv installer since both of those professions involve running a lot of cable. Source: over 2 years ago

I think the mobile mechanic idea is really good and I see several different companies in my area. Repairsmith.com and wrench.com have decent websites and service offerings. I would look for the top 10 mobile mechanic companies and study what services they offer and how each company stands out. Write down the pros and cons for each of them. Find out how much they charge. Then build a short 5 year plan with... Source: about 1 year ago

I have used https://wrench.com/ a couple of times for things I did not want to do myself. Prices were lower than shop quotes, and the work was done promptly and professionally. Source: over 1 year ago

I have had excellent experience with Wrench twice over the last year. You schedule a time and they come to your house. Source: about 2 years ago

I used a mobile mechanic once when my car wouldn't start. They had it diagnosed and fixed in less than an hour and I didn't have to tow it. (My 02 sensor or something was dirty, fucking stupid). I used these guys. Source: almost 3 years ago