TV Mounting in Culver City — from $69
The price includes stud mounting, hanging, a level check and basic cable tidying.
Flat price per item. Minimum order $69.
The city that makes movies watches them right
The Sony and Amazon Studios crowd knows how a frame should sit — and wants the same at home. We mount cinema-style:
- Height: screen center at seated eye level — not "higher up for gravitas", but so the neck survives episode two.
- Cables: into a raceway or behind the wall — a clean living-room frame with no garlands of cords.
- Sound: the soundbar goes up the same visit; console shelves into studs with the weight calculated.
Rentals: the main local mechanic
- Studs, two to four precise holes — the deposit survives.
- At move-out: removal plus ten minutes of spackle.
- Moving within the city — we take it down and remount in one trip: a typical order, cheaper than two separate ones.
Walls: the new complexes at Ivy Station are standard drywall — quick, and we arrange the freight elevator slot ourselves. The Spanish bungalows of the old center are lath: studs only, found with a detector (false positives on old plaster — we know them, we read them). Exposed brick in conversions takes masonry anchors, +$40 per the price list.
Frequently asked questions
The landlord allowed it "if done carefully".
Our format: studs, minimal holes, a photo of the mounting for the landlord.
Moving from Palms to Ivy Station with the TV on the wall.
We take it down and remount in one trip, and spackle the old holes.
A 65-inch plus a soundbar plus two shelves.
One visit covers it all, cables tidied away.
A 1928 bungalow and the wall crumbles.
Lath: we mount into studs and leave the plaster in peace.
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