Furniture Assembly & Mounting in Studio City
We assemble furniture, build media walls, and mount TVs and mirrors across Studio City — from Colfax Meadows to the canyon addresses above Fryman. Flat price per item. Eleven miles from base through the Cahuenga Pass; usually the same day.
What we do in Studio City
The price is known before we leave the base. We do not bill by the hour and never re-quote on site because a job ran long. Minimum order $69.
A neighborhood where the TV is serious business
Radford Studio Center sits in the middle of the district, and Studio City lives on television: writers, editors, producers. What we get called for most here is home screening rooms and media zones:
- Big screens. 65–85 inches go up with two people: stud mounting, a rated bracket, a level check before and after. Cables into a raceway or behind the wall, so the living-room frame stays clean.
- Media walls. Large modular TV walls get assembled section by section, joined, leveled and — without exception — anchored: an 84-inch-tall wall with equipment up top is several hundred pounds standing against your wall.
- Sound and equipment shelves — vinyl shelving, speaker shelves: loads calculated, not eyeballed.
A TV niche without ventilation overheats the receiver — we will say so honestly on site and suggest how to arrange the equipment properly.
Canyons: we get where delivery refuses to go
Addresses above Fryman and in Laurel Canyon mean roads where two cars cannot pass, navigation apps miss the turns, and the delivery truck simply will not climb: boxes get left at the bottom or the delivery gets rescheduled.
We drive canyons. We arrive in a compact vehicle, carry boxes by hand where hands are what works, and assemble on site. If you know your driveway’s quirks — the dead end, the turnaround, the steep stretch — put a line in the request and save us a lap of the switchbacks.
Hillside houses have the usual hills story underfoot: settling and slope. Wardrobes and dressers get shimmed to level; sliding wardrobes without fail — otherwise the doors roll on their own.
Townhouses: the bedroom is on the third floor
Studio City’s new townhouses are built vertically: garage below, bedrooms above, and between them an internal stairway with turns. A mattress box and bed rails go up only with the right geometry — we have done it dozens of times. The bed gets assembled where it will stand, not where the box happened to fit.
Colfax Meadows and Footbridge: the kids’ classics
The family blocks near the Carpenter school mean kids’ rooms: bunk beds with every bolt torqued, cribs strictly by the manual, dressers with the anti-tip strap — installed always, at no charge. Tall furniture in a house with children must be anchored to the wall; when we come, we will also check the pieces we did not assemble.
Where we go
Colfax Meadows · Footbridge Square · Tujunga Village · Fryman Canyon · Laurel Canyon · Studio Village · Along Ventura Blvd
Plus the neighbors: Sherman Oaks, North Hollywood, Toluca Lake, Valley Village, Hollywood Hills. We come by the 101 and Laurel Canyon Blvd.
Frequently asked questions
A 77-inch TV and a media wall under it. In one visit?
Yes: first the wall with anchoring, then the TV into studs, cables into the raceway. Usually 3–4 hours with two people.
A house above Fryman, the road is one lane. Will you really make it?
We will. Describe the approach and we arrive compact, without circling.
A third-floor townhouse bedroom with a narrow stairway.
A routine task: we carry with the right geometry and assemble upstairs.
A bunk bed for the kids — will you assemble and check the rails?
Yes, with every bolt torqued and the ladder and rails tested under load.
The TV niche is small and the equipment runs hot.
We will look on site and tell you honestly how to arrange it so nothing cooks.
Something else in Studio City?
Describe the job, add a photo — a pro will call you back with a price.