TV Mounting in Irving, TX
A TV that's mounted level, at the right height, and with no cords dangling below it changes how a room looks and feels.
HouseBench provides TV mounting in Irving for homeowners, renters, and small businesses who want the job done right the first time. We handle everything from a simple flat mount in a Valley Ranch bedroom to a full-motion install over a brick fireplace in a South Irving ranch home.
Professional TV Mounting Services for Irving Homes
A brick fireplace in South Irving and a metal-stud condo in Las Colinas need two different kinds of hardware, so a one-size-fits-all approach to TV installation doesn't work here. Our TV mounting service in Irving, TX starts with your specific wall, your TV, and how you use the room.
Mid-century homes in South and Central Irving often have original brick fireplaces and walls that aren't perfectly square, which is not what you want under a bracket that's supposed to be level. Valley Ranch and Hackberry Creek date to the 1980s and 1990s, which usually means standard wood-stud framing and big open living areas with high ceilings.
We locate studs or the correct anchor points, confirm the bracket is rated for your TV, mount it securely and level, and leave the space clean when we're done.
Will the Bracket Match Your TV’s Size and Weight?
Before we drill a single hole, we make sure the bracket and your TV actually fit each other.
VESA pattern
That's the spacing of the mounting holes on the back of your TV. The bracket has to match it, or the TV can't attach securely.
Weight rating
The mount has to be rated above what the TV actually weighs. Full-motion arms need extra margin, since the leverage grows as the arm extends.
Screen size and wall space
A 75-inch TV or larger may need a wider bracket that spans two studs. That screen measures 75 inches corner to corner and about 65 across, and studs usually sit 16 inches apart. We also confirm it won't crowd a window, a doorway, or a light switch.
Fixed, Tilting, and Full-Motion TV Wall Mounting Options
The mount you pick matters about as much as the install. We'll help you choose a style that fits your room and how you watch.
Fixed Mounts
The TV sits flat against the wall for the cleanest, lowest-profile look. Best when it's at or near eye level and nearby windows don't throw much glare.
Tilting Mounts
Angle the screen downward a few degrees. Good for TVs hung a bit higher than ideal, like in bedrooms, or in rooms where afternoon sun causes glare.
Full-Motion (Articulating) Mounts
The arm extends, swivels, and tilts, so the screen can face the kitchen, the sofa, or a corner seating area. Popular in Irving's open-concept floor plans, but they need solid anchoring because the extended arm puts more stress on the wall.
Ceiling and Specialty Mounts
For when there's no good wall: patios, garages, home gyms, commercial spaces.
TV Wall Mounting on Drywall, Brick, and Stone in Irving, TX
The wall behind your TV determines the hardware and technique we use.
Drywall over wood studs
The most common wall type in Irving homes. We locate the studs, which are usually 16 inches apart, and secure the bracket directly into the framing with lag bolts. Drywall anchors alone are not an option for a TV, since drywall can't safely hold that weight over time.
Metal Studs
Found in some Las Colinas condos, apartments, and commercial spaces. These need toggle anchors rated for steel framing.
Brick
Common in older Irving homes, on fireplace surrounds, and on exterior patio walls. We drill with masonry bits and use sleeve or wedge anchors set into solid brick rather than mortar joints whenever possible.
Stone and Stacked Stone
Stacked stone looks great and drills awkwardly. It's uneven and can be fragile, so we take extra time to find a flat, solid mounting area and may use spacers so the bracket sits level against an irregular face.
Concrete
Mid-rise and high-rise walls call for hammer drilling and concrete-rated anchors. We'll check any building restrictions with you first.
TV Placement, Viewing Height, and Cable Concealment
A well-mounted TV should be comfortable to watch and look tidy. We help with both, and we offer two main ways to hide the cords running from your TV.
How Our TV Installation Process Works
Most standard TV installations take one to two hours. Above-fireplace mounts, masonry walls, and in-wall cable concealment can take longer.
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Request a call
Tell us about your TV size, wall type, mount style, and whether you want cables hidden. We'll confirm the scope and pricing before your appointment.
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On-Site Assessment
Our technician checks the wall, locates studs or anchor points, and confirms the placement and height with you before drilling.
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Secure Mounting
We install the bracket, attach and level the TV, and test any tilt or swivel movement.
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Cable Management and Cleanup
We conceal cables as agreed, connect your devices, confirm everything powers on, and clean up dust and packaging before we leave.
TV Mounting Throughout Irving, TX
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HouseBench provides TV mounting service across Irving, including the neighborhoods below. If yours isn't on the list, ask.
- Central Irving
- Cottonwood Valley
- Hackberry Creek
- La Villita
- Lakes of Las Colinas
- Las Colinas
- Riverside Village
- South Irving
- University Hills
- Valley Ranch
Nearby Cities We Serve
Beyond Irving, we also provide TV mounting and TV installation in nearby communities. Pick yours below.
Related Home Projects
Many Irving customers bundle their TV wall mounting with other projects while our technician is on site.
FAQs
Get a quoteIt depends on your TV's size, the wall type, the mount style, and whether you want the cables hidden. A standard mount on drywall is the most affordable. Brick, stone, above-fireplace, and in-wall cable jobs take more time and hardware. Request a call and we'll give you a clear quote before any work begins.
Either way works. If you already bought a bracket, we'll confirm it's rated for your TV's weight and VESA pattern before installing it. If you haven't, we can recommend one that fits your TV and wall before your appointment.
Yes. Brick fireplaces, stone surrounds, and exterior masonry walls all work, using masonry drill bits and anchors designed for those materials.
Yes, as long as the heat reaching the TV stays within the manufacturer's limits. We check heat, mantel depth, and wall construction first, and if the area runs too hot, we'll recommend a different location or a mount style that adds clearance.
On most drywall walls, yes, with a code-compliant in-wall power and cable kit. Brick walls, rentals, and walls with obstructions like fire blocking get paintable surface raceways instead.
Often, yes. Read your lease or building rules first, since some properties restrict drilling or require specific hardware, and your security deposit will thank you. We can also talk through low-impact options that are easier to patch when you move out.
One to two hours for most standard jobs. Masonry, fireplaces, and in-wall wiring add time.
Yes, and in the same visit. We take down the old bracket, patch and smooth the holes, and install your new mount.
Yes to both. Every technician we send is background checked, and completed work carries a 30-day warranty. If something isn't right, call us and we'll come back to look at it.