TV mounting
TV mounting with the wires out of sight.
Level, secure and anchored properly — on drywall, brick or stone, or over the fireplace — with the cables hidden in the wall. A clean TV install from a family-owned team that does it right the first time.
01 — What's included
A clean install, start to finish.
Drywall mounting
Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts anchored into the studs, not just the drywall, and checked for level before the TV goes up.
Over the fireplace
A popular spot and a tricky one. We check the heat, the mantel and the viewing height before anything gets drilled.
Brick and stone
Masonry walls drilled with the right bits and anchors, for a mount that's as solid as the wall.
Wires hidden in the wall
Power and HDMI run behind the drywall with a proper in-wall power kit, so nothing hangs below the screen.
Soundbars
Mounted under the screen and connected, along with the streaming box, game console or cable box.
Setup and a walkthrough
Everything connected and tested before we leave, with a quick tour of the inputs and remotes.
02 — How it works
How a job runs.
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Tell us the TV and the wall
Screen size, wall type and where you want it. A photo of the wall usually gets you a price.
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A fixed price, in writing
The mount, the wire hiding and the setup, priced before we start. If you already have a mount, we'll check it's up to the job.
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Install day
Studs found, mount anchored, wires run, TV hung and leveled. Floors covered while we work, and the dust cleaned up after.
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Tested and handed over
Everything plugged in and working, remotes sorted, and a walkthrough so you know what's where.
03 — Who it's for
When it's time to get it on the wall.
A new TV that's bigger than the last one. A move into a new build with a bare wall over the fireplace. A bonus room or bedroom that needs its own screen. Or a TV that's sat on a stand with a nest of cables behind it since the move.
We mount TVs in Fort Mill, Indian Land, Tega Cay, Rock Hill, Lancaster, Waxhaw and Ballantyne.
04 — Pricing
Priced per install, in writing.
The quote
Free
From a photo of the wall
Most installs can be priced from a photo and the screen size. Unusual walls get a quick look first, at no charge.
The job
Fixed in writing
What sets the price
The wall (drywall, brick or stone), the height, whether the wires go in the wall, any soundbar, and how many TVs we're mounting on the visit.
05 — Questions
TV mounting questions.
Can you mount a TV over a fireplace?
Usually. We check how warm the wall gets above the firebox, how deep the mantel is and how high the screen would sit. If it's not a good spot, we'll tell you and suggest a better one.
Can you hide the wires?
Yes. On drywall we run power and HDMI inside the wall with an in-wall power kit, so nothing hangs below the TV. Where the wall won't allow it, a slim paintable cord cover is the tidy fallback.
Do I need to buy the mount?
Either way works. If you already have one, we'll check it's rated for your TV. If not, we'll include one that is in the quote.
Can you mount a TV on brick or stone?
Yes, with masonry anchors and the right bits. It takes longer than drywall, and the quote reflects that.
Can you hang other things while you're here?
Usually: mirrors, shelves and heavy art. Mention them when you ask for a quote so we bring the right hardware.
Do you mount TVs outdoors?
On covered porches and patios, yes, with a mount suited to the weather and an outlet nearby.
Tell us the TV and the wall.
A photo of the wall and the screen size usually get you a price. Quotes are free.