Mounted right the first time.
Flush TVs, hidden wires, shelves, playsets and everything else that has to hold. Stud-anchored, dead level, done in one visit. Text a photo of your wall and we'll quote it fast.
If it hangs on a wall, a ceiling or a beam, we install it.
Same crew, same standard, whether it's an 85-inch OLED over a stone fireplace or a swing set anchored in the yard.
TV wall mounting
32" to 110" and up, drywall, brick, stone, tile or metal stud. Flat, tilt, full-motion and recessed boxes.
TV over the fireplace
Heat check, pull-down and tilt mounts, masonry anchoring into brick or stone. Viewing angle sorted first.
In-wall wire concealment
Power and HDMI routed inside the cavity to a recessed outlet. Surface raceway where fishing isn't possible.
Soundbars & speakers
Soundbar brackets, surrounds on wall or ceiling, subwoofer placement and all the cabling behind the wall.
Shelves & shelving units
Floating shelves, garage racks, closet systems and full wall units, load-rated and dead level.
Swings & playsets
Swing sets, playhouses, hammocks and porch swings, assembled and anchored into joists or ground.
Anti-tip furniture anchoring
Dressers, bookcases and TV stands strapped to studs. Ten minutes per unit, and the nursery is safe.
Mirrors, art & curtain rods
Heavy mirrors, gallery walls, rods, tracks and blinds, hung straight and secure, plaster included.
Cameras & smart home
Doorbells, cameras, thermostats, smart switches and panels mounted, wired and set up on your network.
Commercial installs
Offices, gyms, restaurants, clinics and short-term rentals. Multi-screen menu boards and conference rooms.
Removal & relocation
Taking a screen down, moving it to another wall or another house, patching the old anchor points behind it.
Outdoor & patio TVs
Weather-rated mounts for patios, decks and pool areas, sealed at every anchor and angled out of the glare.
The wall decides the job. We read it before we drill.
Most of the valley is wood-frame stucco built from the seventies onward, but older Newhall homes hide lath and plaster, and plenty of newer builds use metal studs or shear panels. We locate framing, confirm it, and anchor into structure, never into drywall alone.
Mount types we install
Flat / low-profile
Sits ~1.5" off the wall. The cleanest look when the seating is level with the screen.
Tilt
5–15° downward. For screens mounted high: bedrooms, kitchens, above a fireplace.
Full-motion
Swings out and turns up to 90°. For corners, open plans and rooms with two seating zones.
Pull-down (fireplace)
Drops the screen to eye level for viewing, folds back up flush over the mantel.
Walls we work with
Drywall over wood stud
The default across Valencia, Saugus, Canyon Country. 5/16" lag bolts straight into framing.
Lath & plaster
Older Newhall and Fillmore homes. Pilot-drilled slowly so the plaster key doesn't blow out.
Metal stud
Common in condos and commercial suites. Toggle systems rated well past the screen weight.
Brick, block & stone
Sleeve anchors into solid material, never into the mortar joint. Hammer drill, correct bit, no shortcuts.
Tile & stone veneer
Diamond bit, no hammer action, no cracked face. Holes land in grout lines where possible.
Shear panel & seismic framing
Newer subdivisions. Every mount goes up earthquake-rated. This is Southern California.
Ceilings & exposed joists
Projectors, drop-down screens, hanging swings and ceiling speakers anchored into the joist itself.
Fire-blocked & insulated walls
Blocking and insulation stop a cable run cold. We check the cavity first and route around it or switch method.
Steel & warehouse framing
Gyms, shops and commercial suites. Beam clamps and through-bolts sized to the screen and the span.
Half-walls & room dividers
Partitions and pony walls need a braced solution. We check what is behind the drywall before committing to it.
Rentals & minimal-damage jobs
Smallest possible footprint, hardware placed so the wall goes back to normal when you move out.
Outdoor stucco & patio covers
Weather-rated hardware sealed at every penetration, anchored past the stucco skin into framing.
A cable hanging down the wall means the job isn't finished.
Three finishes, and we'll tell you which one your wall actually allows before you book.
Both boxes land between the same two studs, so one cavity carries the whole run and the drywall patch stays behind the screen.
Four steps, no surprises on the invoice.
Text a photo
Send the wall, the screen size and what's already there. We quote in minutes, over the phone, for free.
Pick a time
Seven days a week, 8am to 8pm. Book before noon and same-day is usually possible.
We install
Studs located and confirmed, height held up and agreed with you before a single hole is drilled.
We test it with you
Devices connected, mount checked, picture and sound working before we leave.
One standard on every wall, from the quote to the last screw.
No call-center runaround, no rotating subcontractors and no upsell script. Trained installers, one consistent standard, and a straight answer about what your wall can carry.
Studs, not guesses
Located, confirmed and marked. Anchors rated well beyond the load.
Level, checked twice
Marked and checked before drilling, checked again after hanging.
Height agreed first
We hold the screen up and mark it with you before drilling.
Work we stand behind
If something is not right, we come back and make it right.
Priced before we start
You approve the number first. It doesn't move afterward.
One visit, usually
We arrive with the mount, the hardware and the cable already on the van.
See the finish.
We come to you, seven days a week.
Mobile across the Santa Clarita Valley, the San Fernando Valley, the Antelope Valley and the Heritage Valley. Not on the list? Call anyway, we travel for larger and commercial jobs.
Schematic, not to scale. Travel time depends on the 5 and the 14.
Before you book.
How much does it cost?
Every wall is different, so we quote your job rather than sell a package. Call or text a photo with the screen size and wall type and you'll have a firm number in minutes. Estimates are free and the price doesn't move once you approve it.
Do I need to buy the mount?
You can, and we'll happily use it. If you'd rather not shop, tell us the screen and the wall and we'll bring a rated mount with us.
Can you mount above my fireplace?
Usually yes. We check the mantel heat, the anchoring material and the viewing angle first. If the screen would sit too high to watch comfortably, we'll say so and suggest a pull-down mount or a different wall.
Will hiding the wires damage the wall?
Two small cut-outs, both behind the screen or hidden by the outlet plate. Nothing visible when the TV goes up. On walls we can't fish, we run a slim surface raceway instead of cutting.
How soon can you come?
We work seven days a week, 8am to 8pm. Same-day is often possible if you book before noon; otherwise it's usually the next day.
Do you do more than TVs?
Shelving, playsets, mirrors, curtain rods, cameras, anti-tip anchoring, commercial screens and general mounting. If it needs to hold weight on a wall, ceiling or beam, ask us.
Ready to mount it right?
Text a photo of your wall for a fast, honest quote, or call and we'll talk it through.