Modern Mounting.
Clean Execution.

The general rule is eye level when seated — typically the center of the screen at 42–48 inches from the floor. We assess your specific seating distance, couch height, and room layout before marking anything.

Yes. We work with drywall, brick, concrete, stone, and tile. Each requires different hardware — masonry anchors, toggle bolts, or stud mounting. Hard surfaces have an additional $25–$150 fee depending on material.

We offer in-wall cable concealment and surface raceway options. In-wall is the cleanest look — cables run inside the wall with a power outlet behind the TV. We'll recommend the right option based on your wall type.

We serve the entire Triangle area including Raleigh, Apex, Cary, Morrisville, Durham, Chapel Hill, Holly Springs, Wake Forest, Fuquay-Varina, and Garner. A travel fee may apply for locations more than 30 miles from Apex.

Heavy mirrors require stud mounting or properly rated wall anchors. We locate studs, use appropriate hardware rated for the weight, and add safety cables for mirrors over 50 lbs.

Absolutely. We help map out the arrangement on the floor first, establish a consistent spacing grid, and mark everything before a single hole is made.

We work with all mounting systems — French cleats, Z-clips, wire, D-rings, and keyhole brackets. If a piece has no hardware at all, we can add the right system to the back.

If there's an existing electrical box, we can install directly. If not, we can add a fan-rated brace kit through the ceiling without opening drywall. For new wiring, we coordinate with licensed electricians.

Yes — critically. A standard light box is not rated for a fan's weight and movement. We always verify or install a fan-rated box first. This is a safety requirement, not optional.

A standard replacement install takes 45–90 minutes. More complex installs with new fan-rated boxes or high ceilings take longer. We give you a realistic time estimate when booking.