TV Mounting Service

The best placement for your wall-mounted TV depends on the size, shape, and available space in your home. Our skilled TV installation professionals can help you determine the right location for your wall-mounted TV based on the various factors listed above. We also determined the best placement based on the home's lighting. We want to avoid glares from windows to give you the optimal viewing experience around the installation location.

While every situation is unique, most TVs can be mounted in about an hour-and-a-half to two hours. We may spend some of that time speaking with you about your preferred location for the TV and where your family will be sitting when watching the screen. We’ll also ask about your family’s TV viewing habits so we can help select the right TV mount and angles for the project. If you have a wall that is not made of standard drywall or if there are other complications, your project may take a bit more time. That’s true, too, if you would like us to run your media cords through the wall. When you call to schedule your TV mounting appointment, we’ll discuss your needs for the project. With that information we can give you a more specific answer as to the project’s duration.

When televisions were massive behemoths that sat near the floor in their special cabinets or on a TV stand, we used to hear a lot about the dangers of sitting too close to the TV. With flat screen televisions in 85 percent of all American homes now, those concerns are just as valid, but in a different way. Now if you sit too close to a wall-mounted TV, you run the risk of hurting your neck and back and causing your shoulders to tense up. So, what’s the perfect distance to sit from a wall-mounted TV? That answer depends on the diagonal width of your television screen and the height of your mount. As a quick guide, multiply the diagonal width of your TV by 1.5 or 2.5. The product of these numbers is how far away you should place your seating. The goal is to have your screen be at your eye level.

Yes, we are excited to offer same-day service to many of our Los Angeles-area communities. Please note, we operate on a first-come-first-served basis. Our frequent ability to install your TV on the same day you call us is one of the service features our customers like best. We provide the same day, next day and easy to schedule professional service that you can depend on. Offering same-day appointments is sometimes tricky in the busy Los Angeles area, though. If you need a same-day appointment, it’s always best to call us early before all of our available same-day appointments are taken. We always work hard to deliver you the quick, professional service you deserve, even if we just can’t fit you in on the same day you call us. We’re just a quick phone call away whenever you need TV mounting or dismounting services. Or, you can use our handy online inquiry form to have one of our experienced technicians call you about your TV mounting needs. Our technicians are highly trained, courteous and safe, so give us a call today.

The best way to conceal all of the cords leading to and from your wall-mounted television is to run the cords through the wall. This keeps cords out of sight where they are less likely to become twisted. There’s a safety advantage for running your cords through the wall, too. This is especially true if you have young children or pets at home who could chew or pull on your TV’s cords or get entangled with them. If you choose to conceal your cords in the wall, you might consider enlisting the help of a professional TV mounting service. They often know how to cut the hole in your wall cleanly so you don’t have to worry about unnecessary damage to your walls. If you can’t hide your cords in a wall, there are a variety of products available to organize cords so you can tuck them away in a cabinet.

Countless details are involved in determining the best height to mount your TV. You’ll want to consider how big your room is, where seating is placed, how tall the home’s occupants are and the size of your TV. The goal is to place the TV so it’s at your eye level when you are seated. For most people, the optimum height is 55” to 61” from the floor for 42-inch or 55-inch television screens. Of course, if you have a small room and your seating is just a few feet from the screen, that 56-inch height is going to be too tall to comfortably see the TV. That’s because the small size of the space makes the viewing angle undesirable. Aim for a viewing angle of fewer than 30 degrees. If you don’t want to map out your viewing angle and seating height to determine TV placement, consider hiring installation specialists.

Determining the right location for your TV installation depends on when you like to watch your TV the most. For example, if you’d like to watch your TV during the day, ensuring there are no glares from nearby windows or making sure you have blackout curtains are great attributes to determining the right location. However, if you have no alternate location place, making sure the location is a comfortable atmosphere will enhance your viewing pleasures. You can also consider your location of placement based on the seating available in the room. Some viewing considerations are determined based on the type of TV mount you want to have. For example, if you have a full-motion TV mount, you can determine the best location, based on the furniture layout. You want to make sure your environment is comfortable and friendly to have the best viewing perspective. Lastly, you can consider the size of your TV concerning the wall space. If the TV is larger than the available wall space, the wall or room may seem crowded. A crowded room may conflict with the viewing capabilities and the appearance of the overall room. You want to make sure you leave a good amount of space between your TV and your furniture to avoid physical strains or headaches.

Yes, we can mount your new flat screen TV directly on the drywall with studs behind it. The vast majority of modern TV wall mounts are compatible with drywall. There are many advantages of going this route. When you mount your TV, the look is sleek and modern. Plus, proper installation can create a theater-like experience in your own home. When mounting on drywall with wooden or metal studs, you have to be extra invested in security. Make sure you find a wall mount that is compatible with your TV. Check the size and weight. Then, we need to locate the studs behind your drywall. Screwing the mount into the studs is the best way to ensure that the TV is mounted safely. However, if you do not have studs, we do not recommend using toggle bolts on drywall only. .
If you have questions about how to install the TV mount on drywall, contact a professional. If your TV is not mounted properly, it can ruin your wall or damage your television.

There are three main things to look for when choosing your mount. First, it should fit your TV. The wall mount should specify the proper dimension for the TV. Be sure to check both size and weight. Even if two TVs are the same size, they can have dramatically different weights. This can impact which mount you select.
Then, look at where you want to hang the mount. If you plan to mount your TV on drywall, you have a lot of options. Most mounts are designed for drywall, and they generally come with all the equipment you need to complete the wall mount installation. We keep both bolts and drywall anchors. However, if you are opting to mount your TV on plaster or masonry, then you will need heavy-duty hardware and tools. Most televisions use a standard mounting pattern to make finding a compatible mount easy.
Finally, consider the way the mount moves. Fixed mounts cannot be adjusted. Tilted mounts allow you to adjust your screen up and down. Swivel mounts provide more options side to side. We keep tilting and swivel mounts in stock.

For the most flexibility in mounting your TV, a full-motion TV mount is a great choice. These mounts have multiple pivot points. This allows you to extend, tilt, swivel and rotate your TV for unparalleled versatility.