TV mounting in Rome, GA

Where TV installs go wrong

• The bracket is anchored to drywall alone, with no stud behind it
• Stud spacing doesn't line up with the bracket, and it was forced anyway
• Brick or stone fireplace surrounds drilled with the wrong fixings
• A mount rated below the weight of the television
• No power or cable outlet near the mount, leaving cables hanging down the wall
• Mounted above a fireplace at a height that is uncomfortable to watch
• Full-motion arm fitted where the wall cannot take the leverage

How the install is done

1. The wall decides the fixing, not the bracket instructions

   We find the studs and check what the wall is actually made of before drilling. Wood stud, masonry, plaster over brick and metal stud all take different fixings. Where the studs don't align with your bracket, the answer is a mounting plate spanning two studs, not a longer screw into nothing.

2. Height gets discussed before it gets drilled

   Above a fireplace is a popular request and often too high for comfortable viewing. We will mount it there if that is what you want, and we will tell you first if we think you will regret the angle.

3. Cables are dealt with, not left dangling

   Depending on the wall and what you want, that means a surface raceway painted to match, or simply tidy management down to the console. Anything run inside the wall is its own trade rather than part of this work.

4. It gets tested before we leave

   Leveled, tilted through its full range, connected to your sources, and checked that the picture is actually working, not just that the TV is on the wall.

What drives the price

A TV mount is one of the few jobs that can almost be quoted sight unseen, and it comes down to three answers. Here is what changes the figure.

• Screen size and weight, and whether the mount is fixed, tilting or full-motion
• Wall construction: masonry and stone take longer than wood stud
• Whether you already have the mount, or want one supplied
• How the cables are handled: in-wall routing, a raceway, or left to the console
• Whether there is already power and signal at the mount position

Tell us the screen size, the wall type and whether there is an outlet behind the mount position, and the quote will be close. Those three answers account for most of the variation.

What to expect

1. Send a photo of the wall and the room, the TV model or screen size, and say whether you already have a mount.

2. We confirm a price and flag anything that needs sorting first, usually power.

3. The install itself is normally a short visit. Masonry and in-wall cable routing take longer.

4. We test every source and hand you back a level, tidy install.

TV Mounting questions

Where we do this work

TV Mounting across Rome, Floyd County and the towns around them across Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama, including 5 distinct parts of Rome, from Between the Rivers to the West Rome / Coosa side. That is Floyd County, Bartow County, Polk County, Gordon County, Chattooga County, Paulding County, Cherokee County, DeKalb County, Cobb County, Walker County, Haralson County and Cherokee County, anywhere inside about a 45-minute drive of Rome.

Town by town, that means Rome, Lindale, Adairsville, Cedartown, Summerville, Rockmart, Calhoun, Cartersville, Euharlee, Shannon, Cave Spring, Kingston, White, Emerson, Plainville, Resaca, Fairmount, Aragon, Trion, Lyerly, Menlo, Dallas, Centre, Cedar Bluff, Sand Rock, Gaylesville, Fort Payne, Mentone, Valley Head, Acworth, Kennesaw, Buchanan, LaFayette and Waleska. Smaller places in those counties are covered too. The full picture.