
Anchoring. A 65 inch television on a full-motion arm puts several hundred pounds of dynamic load into the wall when it swings. Drywall anchors are not rated for that. We locate framing, and where the studs do not line up with the mount we install a backer or use rated toggles designed for the actual load.
Cable management. A beautifully mounted television with a bundle of cables hanging beneath it looks unfinished. We install a recessed in-wall power kit and low-voltage pass-throughs so nothing is visible.
Most people book this as a single item and pay a minimum. Batch it. A technician who is already on site can mount your television, assemble the console, hang the gallery wall and install the blinds in the same visit for far less than four separate calls.
Standard TV mount on drywall with concealed cables starts at $120. Over a fireplace or on brick, plaster or stone runs $220 to $450 because of the substrate and the height. Flat-pack furniture is priced per unit or by the hour, whichever is lower for you.
Usually yes. We check the substrate, the heat exposure and the viewing angle, and we will tell you if the height will be uncomfortable before we drill.
Yes, using a code-compliant recessed power kit plus low-voltage pass-throughs. Running an extension cord inside a wall is a code violation and a fire risk, so we do not do that.
Yes, all packaging is removed.
Any flat-pack. Send us the product link and we will confirm the time before booking.