Question 1

How much does TV mounting cost?

Accepted Answer

Standard mounting starts at $99 for TVs up to 55 inches on drywall with wood studs. Adding in-wall wire concealment to a mount is $129, and above-fireplace or masonry installs start at $189. You get the full flat rate before any work starts — we do not charge by the hour and we do not add fees at the end.

Question 2

How soon can you come out?

Accepted Answer

Most weeks we have same-day or next-day arrival windows available. The booking widget shows live availability for the next 14 days, and the earliest window you can select is three hours from now.

Question 3

Do I need to buy a mount before you arrive?

Accepted Answer

No. You can use a mount you already own, or select "I need a mount supplied" when booking and the installer will bring the right bracket for your TV size and wall type. Mounts are quoted on site before anything is installed.

Question 4

Can you hide the wires inside the wall?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on almost every interior wall. We use a UL-listed in-wall power relocation kit plus in-wall rated HDMI, so the power cord and signal cables run inside the wall legally and safely. Exterior walls with insulation and fire blocking take longer but are usually still possible.

Question 5

Can you mount a TV above a fireplace?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We drill into mortar joints or stone with rated masonry anchors, check heat clearance above the firebox, and in most cases recommend a tilting or pull-down mount so the screen is at a comfortable viewing height rather than forcing you to look up.

Question 6

Can you mount a TV outside on a covered patio?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and we do it often. Outdoor installs use corrosion-resistant anchors and outdoor-rated cable, and every wall penetration is sealed so water cannot track back inside. We will also position the screen to avoid afternoon glare. The TV itself should be an outdoor-rated model or live somewhere fully covered and shaded.

Question 7

Are you licensed, bonded and insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes — licensed, bonded and insured in Oregon, and background checked through Thumbtack. A certificate of insurance can be sent to your HOA or building management before the appointment.

Question 8

What if my wall cannot support the TV?

Accepted Answer

The installer assesses the wall before drilling. If it cannot safely hold the TV we will tell you on the spot and propose an alternative — a different wall, a stud-spanning plate, or a floor-standing stand. You are not charged for an install we cannot do safely.

Question 9

Do you offer a warranty?

Accepted Answer

Every installation is covered by a 12-month workmanship warranty. If anything shifts, loosens or fails because of how it was installed, we come back and fix it at no charge.

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