TV mounting depends on three things matching correctly: the television, the mount and the wall. Screen size alone is not enough to define the job. We need the TV model or VESA information, bracket type, wall surface and desired position before the installation is planned.

TV and mount compatibility

Send the television model and the mount you already have or plan to use. Fixed, tilting and full-motion brackets place different demands on the wall and hardware.

The mount should support the television according to the manufacturer's specifications. We do not assume that an existing bracket is suitable just because the TV can physically hang from it.

Wall type and mounting position

Provide photos of the intended wall and identify the material if known. Drywall over framing, masonry and other surfaces require different fastening approaches.

The requested height and position should account for nearby outlets, furniture and viewing layout. Structural repair or modification of an unsuitable wall is outside ordinary TV mounting.

Power and cable choices

Tell us where power and device connections already exist. Surface cable management, approved routing options or other concealment can be discussed, but new electrical outlets and major in-wall work are not automatically part of the service.

Connecting basic devices can be included when it belongs to the agreed setup; subscription services and account issues remain separate.

TV mounting is the main screen-installation page within TV mounting and technology setup. Audio equipment belongs under soundbar and home-theater setup.

Request a TV mounting quote with the TV model/size, bracket, wall photos, desired height and cable-routing preference.