Deciding where to mount a TV on the wall can be intimidating. Televisions are heavy and expensive items, so it’s important to get it right on the first try. Knowing how high to mount your TV depends on a few factors, and keeping the center of the screen at eye level is the most critical.

For the best viewing experience, we recommend you should mount your TV at eye level while seated. For the average person, this means the center of your screen should be 42 inches from the floor.

When you’re looking to hire a audio/video installation professional, it can be hard to know if they are the right person for the job. Many things go into finding a great av installation professional.

All audio/video installation professionals should be insured for their work. You want to make sure that if the tv installation professional has a liability accident, they will have coverage!

You want to make sure that you’re hiring a audio/video installation professional who has been doing this job for at least three years. You don’t want someone inexperienced in installing your TV or equipment!

Recent reviews and references from previous customers are a great way to find out what other people think of the audio/video installation professional.

Before we begin

When we arrive at your home, we'll discuss the scope of work to ensure that the services you requested meet your needs and expectations. If they don't, we'll recommend solutions.

Mounting your TV

We'll secure our mount, your mount, (or manufacturer-included, if applicable) mounting bracket to drywall on a standard-frame wall. Then we’ll mount and secure your TV to the mounting bracket.

Running the cables (optional)

We'll route in-wall rated cables for A/V devices through a standard-frame wall (within a single stud bay) and connect the TV power cord to an existing, non-concealed AC power outlet.

Cleaning up

After the installation, we'll clean up our work area, and make sure you’re comfortable using your new system.