TV Mounting in La Cañada Flintridge — from $69
The price includes stud mounting, hanging, a level check and basic cable tidying.
Flat price per item. Minimum order $69.
Engineering-style: torque, level, weight margin
In a city that designs Mars landings, mounting gets checked professionally — and ours holds up: two or three studs for big panels, a bracket with a margin, correct torque, and a level check before and after (a photo with the bubble — gladly).
Hillside homes: walls "play" with settling, so we set the horizon by the level, not the ceiling — in a skewed room those are different things. And we will carry the panel uphill if delivery left it at the bottom.
The fireplace living rooms of the 1950s–70s get an honest verdict on "above the fireplace"; brick means masonry anchors, +$40 in the price list.
The foothills remember their jolts — seismic logic is the default: tilt-and-swivel arms get their locks verified (an extended arm in a quake is a lever), and the console under the panel goes onto a strap, free.
Frequently asked questions
A 77-inch in a hillside living room — the walls are "not straight".
The horizon comes from the level, not the ceiling. It will hang true even if the house has drifted.
A full-motion arm for a corner.
We install it and verify the lock: folded is safer, and we will show you.
A brick fireplace — we want it above.
An honest assessment: structure, heat, height. Brick is +$40, up front.
The panel was delivered, but the door is up a hillside staircase.
We carry it up as a pair and mount it. Routine.
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