TV Mounting in Sherman Oaks — from $69
The price includes stud mounting, hanging, a level check and basic cable tidying.
Flat price per item. Minimum order $69.
People here know why a TV must hang firm
Sherman Oaks lived through the ’94 epicenter a few miles away — and the question "why such a strong bracket" does not come up. A wall-mounted TV in a seismic zone is a fixing that must survive a jolt: studs, a rated bracket, correct torque. That is how we hang.
Big screens are the neighborhood norm. 65–85 inches in the living room is a standard order: two people, mounting into two or three studs, cables in a raceway or behind the wall. We will assemble and anchor the media wall under the TV in the same visit — a unit loaded with equipment is hundreds of pounds against your wall, and it deserves anchoring too.
Walls: the flatland ranches are standard drywall — quick. The dingbats along Ventura have studs — we find them. Hillside homes: we will carry the TV itself up or down the stairs before mounting if delivery left it below — a 75-inch box is not a solo carry.
Rentals: minimal holes, into studs, spackle at move-out.
Frequently asked questions
A 77-inch on drywall — will it hold?
The studs will: mounting into two or three, the bracket rated to the weight. Drywall itself holds nothing — the framing does, and that is what we anchor into.
TV plus media wall plus soundbar.
One visit: the wall with anchoring, the TV into studs, the sound, the cables hidden. Usually 3–4 hours with two people.
A hillside house — the TV arrived and I am afraid to carry it.
Rightly so: a 75-inch on stairs is a two-person job. We carry it and mount it.
After ’94 my father anchored everything. I moved back into his house — will you continue?
We will. We check the old fixings and add what is missing.
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