TV & Wall Mounting I Handle Across the Tri-Cities
Most calls are a straightforward flat-screen mount, but the details are what make it hold. I mount to drywall over studs, to brick, to stone, and over fireplaces where heat clearance and anchor choice both matter. Tilt mounts, full-motion mounts, and fixed mounts — whatever fits how you actually watch it.
A clean mount usually means hiding the cords, too. I handle outlet and device work behind the mount so there's no cord running down the wall in plain sight, and I mount soundbars at the same visit so the whole setup goes up together.
Floating shelves or a mantel near the TV — for a cable box, a game console, or just to finish the wall — are common add-ons; that's the floating shelves and mantels side of carpentry, and every mount or shelf gets proper anchoring and patching whether it's a new install or cleanup after an old one comes down. If you're setting up the whole wall, I can also put together the media consoles and stands that go under the screen in the same visit.
