Greater Los Angeles · We come to you
TV Mounting in Los Angeles.
Set to the height you actually watch from, level on any wall in the city, with the cables out of sight. Describe the TV and the wall; we reply with a written quote and the first open date.
- Written quotes by text, no sales visit
- Drywall, plaster, brick, concrete — the right anchor for each
- Wires inside the wall wherever the wall allows it
Fig. A-01 · Before the first hole
Measured first, then mounted.
Every install starts as a drawing like this one, even if it only lives on a notepad. Three things get settled before a drill comes out of the bag.
- 01
Height from your seat, not a rule of thumb
The center of the screen is set from where you actually sit, so nobody ends up craning at a TV floating near the ceiling.
- 02
Anchors chosen for the wall
Wood studs, steel studs, plaster over lath, brick, concrete. Each gets the anchor rated for it, never the closest thing in the bag.
- 03
A cable path decided before drilling
Where power and signal will run, and whether that is inside the wall or in a raceway, is settled on paper before the first hole.
- Drawing
- Elevation A-01
- Subject
- TV on framed wall
- Scale
- Not to scale
- Issued for
- Every job
Services
The walls that take more than a stud finder.
Standard mounting on drywall is the everyday job. These four come up constantly in Los Angeles and each has its own page, its own drawing, and its own way of going wrong when rushed.
Process
From form to finished wall.
01
Describe the wall
Screen size, what the wall is made of, and where the TV is going. Under a minute, no account. If a photo would help, we ask for it by text.
02
Get it in writing
We text back with any questions, then a written quote covering the mount, the wall, and the cabling. Nothing is scheduled until you say yes.
03
We come to you
We arrive with the anchors your wall needs, mount the TV level at the height you chose, hide the cables, and leave the room cleaner than we found it.
The finish
Centered, flush, nothing hanging beneath it.
This is the standard on every job: the screen centered on its wall, sitting tight, cables nowhere in the picture. The drawings are how we get there. This is what it should look like when we leave.
Get a quote for your wall →
Coverage
Where we work.
Eight parts of the city, each with its own building stock. Pick yours to see what we usually find behind the walls there.
- 01Downtown LAPoured concrete and CMU · Steel-stud drywall in towers · Exposed brick in converted lofts
- 02HollywoodLath and plaster in prewar apartments · Wood-frame drywall in hillside homes · Steel-stud drywall in new mid-rises
- 03Santa MonicaPlaster in 1940s and 1950s apartments · Standard drywall in remodeled homes · Exterior stucco for patio and balcony screens
- 04Beverly HillsStone and marble feature walls · Custom millwork and paneling · Standard drywall in newer builds and remodels
- 05West HollywoodDrywall over wood framing in 1960s and 1970s apartments · Steel-stud drywall in newer condos · Concrete demising walls between units
- 06Culver CityPlaster in 1940s and 1950s bungalows · New drywall in ADUs and remodels · Brick and slumpstone fireplaces
- 07PasadenaWood paneling and board-and-batten in Craftsman homes · Lath and plaster · River rock, clinker brick, and tile fireplaces
- 08Long BeachPlaster in 1920s homes · Drywall in East Long Beach ranch houses · Concrete and steel stud in downtown condos
FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do I get a quote if there is no phone number?
Fill in the short form with your name, phone, ZIP, and a line about the TV and the wall. We reply by text with questions if we have them, then a written quote and the first available date. It is faster than phone tag, and you have everything in writing.
What does TV mounting cost?
Every quote is written for the specific job: screen size, wall type, whether wires are going inside the wall, and whether you need a mount supplied. You see the full number before anything is scheduled, and it does not change on the day unless you change the job.
Do I need to buy a wall mount first?
Either way works. If you already have one, tell us the model. If not, say so in the form and we quote a mount sized for your TV and the wall: fixed, tilting, or full-motion depending on the room.
Can you mount on plaster, brick, concrete, or tile?
Yes. Greater Los Angeles has all of them, sometimes in the same house. Each surface gets its own anchor type and drilling method, and the quote tells you what your wall calls for.
Can you hide the wires?
In most drywall homes, yes: a recessed power kit behind the TV and the signal cables fished to your console. On masonry, in some rentals, and where an HOA says no, a slim painted raceway is the honest alternative, and we tell you which applies to you.
Do you work in condos and high-rises that need insurance paperwork?
Yes. Tell us the building and we provide the certificate of insurance and book the freight elevator before the visit.
How soon can you come out?
Once we have your request we reply with the first open dates for your part of the city. We do not promise a window we cannot keep, so you always get a real date rather than a guess.
What happens to my information?
It is used to reply to your request and for nothing else. We do not sell or share it, and there is no marketing list.
Ready when the wall is
Send the wall, get the number.
Name, phone, ZIP, and a sentence about the TV. A written quote by text, first open date included.