The right mount, a level picture, and not a single cable in sight. Serving the Westside, Burbank and the Valley.
Anyone can put a TV on a wall. Doing it properly means finding the studs behind the plaster, setting the height for how you actually sit, running power and signal inside the wall to code, and leaving the room cleaner than we found it. That is the version we do, whether it is one TV in an apartment in Santa Monica or eight screens across a house in Burbank.
Above-fireplace installations need heat clearance and often a mantel mount that pulls down to eye level. Brick, stone and concrete walls need the right anchors and a different drilling approach. Patios and pool areas need outdoor-rated screens and weather-sealed connections. We do all three regularly, and we will tell you honestly when a wall is a bad idea.
We mount TVs across Santa Monica, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, Pacific Palisades, Burbank and Santa Clarita. If a mounting visit turns into a bigger conversation about a media room or whole-home audio, we are the same team that builds those too.
Yes, that is our default. We run signal cabling in-wall and install a code-compliant in-wall power solution, so the wall below the screen stays completely clean. Where in-wall routing is impossible, we say so up front and use low-profile raceways painted to match.
Usually yes, with two conditions: the heat has to be checked, and a pull-down mantel mount is often the right call so the picture sits at eye level when you watch. We bring the options and explain the trade-offs before drilling anything.
No. Tell us the screen size and the wall, and we bring a mount rated for the job. If you already bought one, we will use it if it is safe for your wall and screen, and tell you plainly if it is not.
A standard single-TV installation with in-wall cable concealment is usually done within a couple of hours. Fireplace, masonry and multi-room jobs take longer, and we quote the time along with the flat rate before we arrive.