HomeMount is a tiny crew of installers who do this work like joiners: slowly, attentively, with the level out twice before any screw goes into the wall. We're not the fastest. We make sure the room feels right when we leave.
Most installers run the same routine on every job, then leave. We take the time to look at the room first — where the light falls, where you actually sit, how the cables can go where you won't see them. The mount is the small part. The fit with the room is the rest.
Each service is scoped to fit the way that kind of room actually works. The standard living-room mount is run differently from a tight bedroom install or an above-fireplace job — and we'd rather take the extra time than pretend they're the same.
The everyday installation. Studs found, anchors matched to your wall, the screen levelled twice, cord drop tidy. We use the same bracket categories we'd put in our own front rooms.
Pull-down or tilt brackets to bring the screen down to where your neck wants it. Heat-aware hardware, mantle-friendly routing. We measure surface temperature on gas fireplaces before suggesting placement.
HDMI and power routed inside the wall using a code-compliant kit. A relocated outlet behind the TV means nothing visible between screen and console. Patch and spackle finish included.
Swing-out, tilt, pivot brackets for kitchens, bedrooms, and rooms where the sofa isn't where the stud is. We test the full range of motion with the TV mounted before we leave the room.
Bracket-mounted soundbar under (or above) your screen, with the audio cable routed inside the cord drop or wall pass-through. Works with most brands — bring the bar, we bring the bracket.
Moving the TV to another wall, room, or apartment. We dismount carefully, patch the old anchor holes with spackle ready for paint, and re-mount cleanly in the new spot — one visit, no leftover marks.
We work at a steady pace, by design. The whole sequence — from your first message to the last cloth folded — usually unfolds across an afternoon, not a fortnight.
Photo of the wall, the TV model, and a sentence about how the room is used. Same-day reply with a fixed price and the next two open visits.
A two-hour arrival window. We text the morning of so you can plan around it. Most weeks we have midweek and Saturday morning openings.
Drop cloths down, mount unboxed, studs marked. We confirm the screen height with you before any drilling. The whole install runs slow on purpose.
Mount finished, range tested, cable management walked through with you. Drop cloths up, dust vacuumed, packaging out with us. The room is yours again.
Since 2018. Living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, one yoga studio.
Of new bookings come from previous customers — second rooms, new homes, referrals from friends.
Of jobs needed a return visit under warranty. We treat every one as a lesson.
"We work at the same pace we'd want someone to work at if they were doing this in our own house. That's about all there is to it."
Notes sent in the weeks after their install. We don't ask for reviews — these were unprompted. Names are shortened, sent with the writer's permission.
"They spent ten minutes just looking at the room before anything else. That was the moment I knew this was going to be different from the previous attempt."
"The cables genuinely disappeared. I keep telling people. The finish looks like the TV was always there. Worth every minute we waited for an appointment."
"They suggested we move the seating six inches forward before mounting, because it would make the viewing angle better. Nobody had ever said anything like that before."
Tell us about the room — a photo of the wall, the TV model, a sentence about how you use the space. We'll write back the same day with a fixed price and the next open visit.