Tehachapi is the prettiest drive on our calendar, and the work up the hill is genuinely different from the valley floor: stone fireplaces, timber walls, and big-footprint homes where Wi-Fi gives up long before the property line.
Mounting a TV on river rock or a timber feature wall is exactly the kind of job where experience pays — the anchoring is different, the wire concealment is different, and a mistake is expensive. It is also where mesh Wi-Fi and wired access points earn their keep: thick walls and long distances are the two things that kill wireless, and mountain homes have both.
Describe the TV, the wall or the property. You get a real quote on the phone — free, wherever you live.
Out-of-town work books a few days ahead so we can route it sensibly. If you have several jobs, one Tehachapi visit covers them all.
Two of us on anything over 55 inches, wires hidden, rubbish taken away, and we do not leave until you are happy with the height.
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Excellent service. Called Kalieb Designs around 10 in the morning to inquire about their TV mounting services. He was very quick to respond and was able to come in to set up my TV and sound bar the same day. Work done is very professional and neat; definitely satisfied with the results. Price is also reasonable. Highly recommended!
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Great service! Had a TV delivered at 10am, texted them and they were there by 1pm the same day to unbox the TV and wall mount it. They did a very professional and detailed job mounting the 65 inch TV, taking precise measurements and offering good recommendations. Price is very reasonable.
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Called him today and within 2–3 hours he was able to squeeze me in and get my flatscreen mounted. Very professional, his work comes out great. Had our 65 inch mounted with no cords showing and I love how it came out. Definitely recommend, and I’m calling him back to mount our 55 inch in our room.
Yes — stone, river rock, brick and timber are all surfaces we mount on regularly, with anchoring matched to the material. Over-fireplace heat is part of the assessment too; we will tell you if a spot is a bad idea before we drill it.
Mountain homes combine thick walls, long distances and detached buildings — the three things wireless hates. The fix is usually a mesh system or wired ceiling access points placed by measurement. We quote it over the phone from a description of the house.
Booked ahead, usually within the week, and planned so one trip covers your whole list. Phone quotes are free as always, and we confirm timing the day before.
Call or text with the job and you will have a real number before we hang up.
