Frequently Asked Questions

Wall mounting frees up space, improves viewing comfort, keeps cables cleaner, and gives your room a finished look — especially in apartments and condos where space matters.

Yes. These surfaces often require specific anchors, drill bits, and careful placement. If you can, add a photo of the wall area when booking.

Often, yes — depending on wall type and building rules. In rentals/condos, we can also use clean, HOA-friendly surface solutions for a finished look.

In many cases, yes. We’ll consider heat, clearance, viewing height, and the right mount type (tilt/full-motion) so the setup is safe and comfortable.

• Fixed: most secure, lowest profile
• Tilt: great for higher installs (above dressers/fireplaces)
• Full-motion: best for corners, open layouts, and flexible viewing

If you want recommended mounts, see Helpful Resources.

Yes — we can safely remove TVs, package hardware, and reinstall at the new location. If you’re moving into a condo with building rules, share those details in your notes.

Yes. Many customers book a bundle after moving: TV mounting, curtains, shelving, art/mirrors, and smart home setup in one visit.

Clear the work area, have any building instructions ready, and ensure the TV/mount or items to install are on-site. If possible, share photos of the wall area or installation location.

Common installs include doorbells, cameras, streaming devices, speakers, Wi-Fi/mesh systems, and basic smart lighting.

Yes. We can help place routers/mesh units for better coverage — especially in larger homes or concrete buildings.

Yes — we support the most common platforms and can help you choose what fits your space and budget.

Yes — furniture assembly, wall shelving, curtain rods, mirrors, artwork, and more.

Yes. If you’re unsure what hardware to buy, start with Helpful Resources for recommended options.

Yes — we use the right anchors, stud placement, and mounting methods so heavy items are secure and level.

Yes — we’re used to elevator reservations, quiet hours, parking instructions, and HOA guidelines.

Yes. These are common in condos and apartments. If you can, share a photo of the wall area so we can plan properly.

If your building requires specific instructions (COI, access rules, elevator booking, etc.), add details in your notes during booking so we can prepare.

Pricing depends on service type, wall material, and complexity (wire concealment, fireplaces, soundbars, etc.). Online booking provides a fast starting point, and scope is confirmed for accuracy.

Many customers provide their own. If you want trusted recommendations, see Helpful Resources.

Sometimes. Simple installs can be DIY-friendly, but concrete walls, metal studs, fireplaces, and large TVs can get risky. If you want DIY guidance and product suggestions, start here: Helpful Resources.

Incorrect anchors, missing studs, poor height placement, and wire concealment done unsafely or against building rules.