TV mounting and installation services
A good TV setup is more than a screen attached to a wall. It is a comfortable viewing height, a mount that suits the TV, tidy cables and a sensible place for the devices you use. TV Mount Master helps put those pieces together in the cities and areas we serve across the United States.
Choose a service below to see how we approach it and where the limits are. You can plan a complete setup or ask for help with one part, such as a soundbar, cable concealment or taking an existing TV down. Start with your location and tell our team what you already have.
Choose the help your setup needs
Above a fireplace, we plan the screen position around the heat, mantel and viewing height. For cable concealment, we choose between an inside-wall route on drywall and a slim paintable cover where the wall does not allow that approach.
Soundbars and shelves help bring your devices into the setup. Samsung The Frame gets particular attention to its flat, picture-like position and One Connect box. If you are moving or changing the room, we can take the TV down, remount it and patch the old mounting holes.
How we do it
First, tell us the TV size, wall type, preferred position and any extras you want. If you own a mount, keep its box handy. If you need one, mention that when booking so our team can arrange a suitable option with the technician.
At the visit, we look at the wall and talk through the height with you. The screen center is the useful reference point, rather than the bottom edge. We match the mounting approach to the wall and TV, and agree on extra work before starting.
A straightforward drywall installation usually takes about an hour. A large TV, a masonry wall, hidden cables or a soundbar can make the whole visit closer to two or three hours. We explain the expected time instead of rushing your setup.
What we don't do and why
We do not install a mount that is unsuitable for the TV or wall just because it has already been purchased. On drywall without studs, our anchor-only approach is limited to TVs up to 55 inches and does not use a full-motion arm. Larger TVs may need separately agreed wood blocking.
We do not cut into brick or concrete simply to hide a cable. A neat surface cover is an alternative. We also do not promise that every appointment can happen the same day: the team checks availability for your area and the work involved.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to buy a mount first?
No. Tell our team when you book if you need one: almost always your technician can bring a suitable mount. If you already have one, we can use it as long as it is rated for your TV and suitable for the wall. If it is not suitable, we explain why and suggest a replacement.
Can you hide cables on every wall?
On drywall, we can hide cables inside the wall. Where we cannot go inside — including brick, concrete or exterior walls — we use a slim paintable cord cover. We do not cut into brick or concrete just to hide a wire. The aim is a clean result that suits the actual wall.
What should I have ready for the visit?
Clear some space in front of the wall and put fragile or valuable things away. Have your mount, devices and their cables nearby if you already own them. Think about your preferred screen height; we can help you decide on site. The TV does not have to be in the room — your technician can carry it in.
Are same-day and weekend visits available?
We work weekends, and same-day visits are often possible. Availability changes from week to week, so contact our team to find the earliest slot for your location and the work you need. Tell us if the visit is urgent so we can check what is possible.
