Every job we take falls into one of the eight tickets below — flat-price, scoped before we arrive, executed without surprises. Scroll through, find the one that matches your situation, and text us the room.
Drywall, plaster, brick, masonry, fireplace surrounds. The right mount is the one that matches both your screen and the wall behind it.
The everyday mount. We locate studs, select the right anchors for the wall material, drill, level to within a hair, and tidy the cord drop. Tilt mounts include a small downward angle for higher placements like above a console.
Pull-down or extended-tilt brackets that bring the screen to eye level when you're seated. Heat-rated hardware, mantle-aware routing, and a viewing angle you can actually relax into for a full movie.
Swing-out, tilt, and pivot. Perfect for kitchens, bedrooms, corner installs, or any room where the seating isn't where the wall studs happen to be. Range of motion tested with the screen in our hands before we leave.
Brick, block, stone, or concrete walls. Hammer-drill anchors, masonry-rated screws, and dust containment so your living room doesn't end up looking like a job site. Common in older buildings and basements.
The mount is half the job. Making everything underneath look intentional is the other half.
HDMI and low-voltage cables routed inside the wall using code-compliant fish kits, plus an in-wall rated power relocation kit that places an outlet behind the TV. The cleanest possible finish — nothing visible.
When the wall can't be opened (brick, plaster-on-lath, rentals), a paintable raceway routed cleanly down to the console hides the cables behind a slim, paint-matchable channel. We mitre corners and align with trim.
A floating screen with a soundbar sitting on the console is half the look it could be. We finish the picture.
Bracket-mounted soundbar centered under (or above) your TV, with the audio cable hidden via in-wall pass-through or routed inside the cord drop. Works with most brands — bring the soundbar, we bring the bracket.
Floating shelves or speaker brackets installed near the TV for media players, game consoles, or bookshelf speakers. Stud-mounted, level, and rated for the weight you're actually putting on them.
Already mounted? Moving rooms? Upgrading brackets? We pick up where the last installer left off.
Moving the TV to a new wall, room, or apartment. We take it down safely, patch the old anchor holes with light spackle (ready for paint), and re-mount cleanly in the new spot — same visit.
Swapping a fixed mount for a tilt or full-motion bracket — or replacing a bracket that's seen better days. We dismount, install the new bracket, and re-hang the screen using the same wall studs where possible.
Most jobs fall neatly into one of three tiers. Pick the one that matches your situation — every quote is flat-priced before we arrive.
A clean wall mount on drywall with a tidy cord drop. The most common job we do.
Wall mount plus in-wall cable concealment so nothing visible runs between the TV and the console.
Above-the-fireplace install with pull-down or extended-tilt bracket and heat-aware routing.
Final price depends on wall type, TV size, and add-ons. We always quote before arrival — never bill for surprises after.
Six steps we walk through, on every job, before the drill comes out and after it goes away.
We hold the TV against the wall before we drill anything. You eyeball the height while it's in our hands. Adjustments at this stage are free; later they're a hassle.
Stud finder, magnetic scanner, and where needed, a small test hole. Every mount we install is anchored into studs or masonry — never drywall alone, no exceptions.
Hardware matched to the wall type. Lag bolts for studs, toggle anchors for hollow brick, masonry screws for concrete. The bracket goes on level — verified in two planes.
In-wall, raceway, or tidy drop — based on what you chose at quote. We test signal integrity on HDMI runs before we close anything up. No re-opening walls because the cable was kinked.
Screen onto bracket, lock and safety pin engaged, tilt and motion tested with the TV on. We confirm picture, sound, and remote response before we walk away from the wall.
We show you how the mount tilts (safely), how to take the TV down (also safely), and where the cables run inside the wall. Drop cloths up, dust vacuumed, packaging out with us.
If your question isn't here, text it to us — the same crew that does the installs is who replies.
Send the photo, the TV model, and the room. We'll match it to a ticket, send the flat price, and book the next available slot on your block.