Anything else can wait
A word about the way we show up
No fly-by-night vans, no borrowed ladders, no guesswork about the
venue. Before any FeiMu technician enters a lobby we have visited it on
paper: we know the ceiling height, the power drop and the light, and we
arrive with the correct mounts, the correct cables and a worn-in plan.
It is why schools rebook us term after term and why venue managers
describe our visits as calmer than delivery day should be. When we
switch a room on at the end of an install we watch the first full scene
from the last row, because that is the seat the audience will take.
And because a screen lives longer than a single opening day, every
finished room leaves with a spare plan: a contact number that answers,
a lamp hours log we actually read and a calendar note for the next
service visit. The picture you approve at handover is the standard we
hold that room to all year, season after season, until the projector
itself asks for an honest retirement.