TV Mounting in Arcadia — from $69
The price includes stud mounting, hanging, a level check and basic cable tidying.
Flat price per item. Minimum order $69.
Big screens for big living rooms — comfortable for every generation
The spacious living rooms of Arcadia’s new homes watch on 75–85 inches: two people, two or three studs, a bracket rated to the weight, cables in a raceway. New-home walls are fresh drywall with standard studs: mounting is predictable and fast.
A three-generation house means three screens: the living room, the elders’ room, the kids’ room. We hang them in one trip (the sum of the positions is the total), each room at its own height: higher for the elders’ armchair, wall-mounted for the kids (it cannot tip — and we strap the console free), and by the sofa line in the living room.
The surviving 1950s ranches are standard; fireplace living rooms get an honest look at whether above the fireplace works.
Frequently asked questions
An 85-inch for a new living room with a high ceiling.
Two people. We hang it at eye level from the sofa — not "up by the ceiling": comfortable to watch and correct to look at.
Three TVs around the house in one go.
One trip, the sum of the positions is the total. Each room gets its own height.
Grandma watches from a high-backed armchair.
We mount above the standard height to fit her seat — and check it together with her.
The kids rock the TV console.
Panel onto the wall, console onto a strap — both in one visit, the strap free.
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