Professional TV Mounting Services
We mount TVs on drywall, brick, stone, tile, and over fireplaces, using fixed, tilting, or full-motion brackets for anything from a bedroom 50-inch to an 85-inch living room centerpiece. Cable cleanup and a soundbar can go on the same visit. Get your TV securely mounted by a vetted, background-checked HouseBench pro for added confidence when inviting a technician into your home.
TV Mounting US Homeowners Can Trust
A 75-inch TV weighs about as much as a bag of concrete mix, and it hangs over your couch. That's why we don't treat this as a quick job.
Verified Customer Rating
Ratings come from customers after the job is done, not from us.
Completed Installations
Plenty of plain drywall jobs, and a good share of the awkward ones: stone fireplaces, tile, walls where the studs are never where you'd expect.
Years of Installation Experience
Long enough to catch problems before they get drilled into. A stud that isn't where the finder says. A mantel that runs hot. A bracket rated for less than the TV weighs.
Insured Service
We carry insurance, which protects your home while we work in it.
Background-Checked Technicians
Every technician who comes into your home has passed a background check.
Before-and-After Project Images
Photos from actual jobs. Look at the wall under each TV, and notice what's missing: the cables.
MOUNT & WALL COMPATIBILITY CHECK
We check the TV, mount, wall type, and stud placement before installation to make sure everything is properly supported.
FINAL LEVEL & SAFETY CHECK
Before we leave, we confirm the TV is level, securely fastened, and the mount moves correctly where applicable.
Avoid an Unsafe Mount, Damaged Wall, or Poor Viewing Angle
Most of the bad mounts we get called out to redo come down to the same handful of mistakes. Here's how we avoid each one.
Customer Problem | Our Solution |
|---|---|
"The stud finder beeps everywhere." | They get fooled by pipes and old plaster. We confirm the stud with a small pilot hole before the real bolts go in. |
"The mount came free with the TV. Is it good enough?" | Sometimes. We check it against your TV's weight, its VESA hole pattern, and what's behind the drywall. If it isn't rated for the job, we'll say so. |
"There's a nest of black cords under the TV." | Loose cables get routed and tied off, or hidden completely if you'd like. |
"Our fireplace is stacked stone." | Masonry and tile need different bits and anchors than drywall. We bring them. |
"It's an 85-inch. I can't lift that alone." | You won't have to. Big sets get two installers, and nobody balances the panel on one knee while fishing for bolts. |
"The full-motion arm has started to droop." | When the arm is pulled out from the wall, the top bolts take most of the strain. Ours go into studs or masonry, never into drywall anchors alone. |
Mounting Solutions for Every TV, Wall, and Room
Most jobs fall into one of these.
Standard TV Wall Mounting
The everyday job, in living rooms, bedrooms, apartments, and offices. Fixed, tilting, or full-motion, on a wall we've checked first.
Above-Fireplace TV Mounting
It's where most people want the TV and where it's hardest to get right. Whether the surround is brick, stone, tile, or drywall, we look at heat, height, and how the cables will reach. A quick test you can do tonight: light a fire and hold your hand where the TV would hang. If you can't keep it there, the TV shouldn't be there either.
Full-Motion TV Mounting
A full-motion arm lets the screen pull out, swivel, and tilt, so the people in the kitchen can watch the game too. It also helps in rooms where a west window throws glare across the screen every afternoon.
Corner TV Installation
In a small bedroom or office, the corner is sometimes the only wall that works. An articulating mount lets us angle the screen toward where you'll sit.
Outdoor TV Mounting
Our outdoor television mounting service is built for covered patios, outdoor kitchens, pool areas, pergolas, and cabanas. Exterior walls and posts take different hardware, and sun and rain change where the screen can safely go. If a spot gets too much weather, we'll say so before we mount anything.
Large and Oversized TV Mounting
75 inches, 85 inches, and up. Some 85-inch sets come close to 100 pounds, so the bracket rating and the wall structure get checked before anything else.
TV Dismounting and Remounting
Swapping in a new TV, moving the old one to the bedroom, or replacing a bracket that's started to sag. We take it down, put it back up, and reconnect your devices.
Cable Management and Wire Concealment
Cords can be tucked into a paintable cover or run behind the wall, streaming box and soundbar cables included. One line we don't cross: adding or moving outlets is electrician work, and it stays separate from our low-voltage work.
Have a TV waiting in its box?
Tell us the size and the wall, and we'll send back a price and the next open slot.
Installation for Small, Large, and Oversized TVs
Screen size changes more than the bracket. Here's what we think about at each size.
55-Inch TV Mounting
Bedrooms, apartments, small living rooms, and home offices.
65-Inch TV Mounting
Living rooms, family rooms, fireplace walls, and media rooms.
75-Inch TV Mounting
Wall support, bracket capacity, viewing distance, two-person lifting, and cable placement.
85-Inch and Larger TV Mounting
Oversized mounting hardware, the TV's weight and dimensions, wide VESA patterns, structural support, safe lifting, and two technicians on the install.
Know What to Expect from Your Installation
The first six come with every install. The last four you can add.
Service | What you get | Standard or add-on |
|---|---|---|
Compatibility Check | We confirm the TV and the mount fit each other before starting. | Standard |
Wall Assessment | We find out what the wall is made of and where the support is. | Standard |
Mount Installation | Bracket on, TV hung, level checked. | Standard |
Viewing Setup | Height and angle set for your seat. | Standard |
Fireplace and Masonry Installation | For brick, stone, and fireplace walls. | Add-on |
TV Dismounting | Taking an old TV down to replace, move, or upgrade it. | Add-on |
Our TV Mounting Process
From the first estimate to the final safety check, our TV mounting process is designed to make installation simple, secure, and hassle-free.
- 01
REQUEST & CONFIRM
Send us your TV size and a photo of the wall. We’ll confirm the mount, installation details, date, and time.
- 02
ASSESS & PREPARE
We locate the studs or assess the masonry, confirm placement, and prepare the wall and mounting hardware.
- 03
MOUNT & ORGANIZE
We securely install and level the mount, position the TV, and organize or conceal cables and connected devices.
- 04
TEST & INSPECT
We test the TV and connected devices, confirm the screen is level and secure, and clean up the work area.
Why Customers Choose Our TV Mounting Service
Any TV mount service can hang a screen. Here's what you get from us beyond that.
Experience With Different Walls
Drywall one day, a stone chimney the next. The right bits come along either way.
Large TV Expertise
Heavy screens get hardware rated past their weight, not just up to it.
Mounting Options
Fixed if you watch from one spot. Tilting if the TV sits high. Full-motion if the room has more than one good seat.
Precise Placement
Level, and centered on whatever the room is built around, the couch or the fireplace.
Clear Pricing and Service
You see the estimate before you commit to anything.
Professional In-Home Service
We work carefully and treat your place like someone lives there.
Final Inspection
Everything gets tested, and the mess gets cleaned up, before we pack up.
Workmanship Warranty
Available on some packages.
It depends on the TV size, the wall, the mount style, and how much cable work you want. A short call, or a photo of the wall, gets you a real price range.
We can, matched to your TV's size and model.
Yes, after checking the heat, the wall material, and the viewing height. A TV up there can end up too warm, or too high to watch without craning.
All of them. Each one takes different hardware.
Yes. Mention it when you book so we plan the time for it.
No, that's a job for a licensed electrician. A regular power cord isn't allowed to run inside a wall either, so if you want the cord hidden, we'll explain what's needed and handle the low-voltage side ourselves.
Yes. The wall support and the bracket rating get checked before anything is lifted.
The big ones do. It's safer for the TV and for us.
Usually, but check your lease first. Some landlords don't allow holes in the wall, and we'll work within whatever yours allows.
Yes, on the same visit.
Sometimes. Call and ask, since it comes down to the schedule and where you are.
A plain drywall mount goes a lot faster than a stone fireplace with hidden cables. Give us the details and you'll get a time estimate along with the price.
Your TV size and model, the wall type, where you want it, what kind of mount, and whether the cables should be hidden.
That comes down to the package. Ask which ones include a workmanship warranty before the install.
Send us your ZIP code and we'll let you know.
If you're in or near one of the cities above, probably. Tell us your address and we'll confirm.
Right here. Fill in the request form and we'll come back with a time we can be there.
Sure. We take it down, move it or change the mount, and put it back up.
In most living rooms, the center of the screen lands around seated eye level, roughly 42 inches off the floor. A bigger screen or a deeper couch shifts that, so we measure from your actual seat.