Mounting a TV properly means finding the studs or the right anchors for the wall you actually have, getting the height right for where you sit, and hiding the wires so the wall looks finished. We handle all of it, including connecting your soundbar, streaming box and cable or satellite receiver.
Every wall type
Drywall over wood studs, plaster and lath in older Pasadena and Covina homes, brick and stone fireplaces, and metal-stud walls in newer condos and offices each need a different approach. We use mounts and hardware rated for the TV and the wall, so it stays put.
Over the fireplace, done right
Fireplace mounting is one of the most common requests we get. We check heat and viewing angle first, and if the TV would sit too high, we can use a pull-down mount so it comes down to eye level when you are watching.
Cables hidden
Power and HDMI are run inside the wall to a recessed box behind the TV where the wall allows it. Where it doesn't — brick, stone, or a firewall — we use a low-profile raceway painted to match.