Mounted secure, level, with no cable spaghetti.
TVs hung into structure at the right height, with cables routed cleanly - in-wall where possible - so the wall looks as good as the picture.
TV mounting looks simple until a mount pulls out of drywall or a screen hangs at a neck-craning height. The job is finding structure, choosing the right mount for the size and wall, setting a height you will actually enjoy, and making the cables disappear.
What is included
- Studs located and mounts anchored into structure, torqued right
- Height and viewing angle set for the room, not a formula
- Tilt, fixed or full-motion mounts - honest guidance on which
- In-wall cable routing with code-appropriate power solutions
- Soundbars, brackets and shelves hung to match
- Brick and stone fireplace mounting done with the right anchors
How it works
- Pick the spot. Height, glare and furniture layout considered before holes happen.
- Anchor to structure. Studs or masonry anchors rated for the load - never drywall alone.
- Route the cables. In-wall where the wall allows, tidy raceways where it does not.
- Level and test. Screen leveled, connections tested, wall left clean.
What drives the price
- TV size and mount type - full-motion arms cost and weigh more
- Wall material: brick and stone take masonry drilling
- In-wall cable routing and adding power at the TV location
- Extras: soundbars, shelves, cable cleanup of the whole media corner
Common questions
What height should a TV be mounted?
Center of screen roughly at seated eye level for the main viewing spot - usually lower than people expect. Above a fireplace often means a tilt mount and honest conversation about neck angles; we will tell you how it will actually feel.
Can you hide the cables completely?
On most interior walls, yes - low-voltage cables route in-wall, and power gets a code-compliant in-wall solution rather than an extension cord buried in drywall, which is a real fire code issue.
Can you mount over a brick fireplace?
Yes, with masonry anchors and the right drilling. Heat and height get considered honestly - sometimes the answer is a mantel mount or a different wall, and we will say so.