TV Mounting in Atlanta, GA

North Georgia homes almost always have two TV walls: the family room, usually built around a stacked-stone or brick fireplace, and the basement. Finished basements are where Atlanta watches the game — a long wall, a bar, often a second or third TV — and many of those walls are drywall on furring over poured concrete or block foundation, which needs masonry anchors, not lag bolts. We check what is behind the drywall before a single hole goes in.

Intown is older. Decatur, Virginia-Highland, Inman Park and East Atlanta are full of 1910s–1930s bungalows with plaster over wood lath, and Buckhead and Midtown add high-rise condos with concrete and metal studs. Out in Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Cumming and Gwinnett it is newer construction: two-story family rooms with the TV spot well above head height and an outlet the builder put wherever it was convenient.

We cover about 80 miles out from downtown Atlanta — Cumming and Canton to the north, Newnan and Peachtree City to the south, Snellville and Buford to the east — with no travel fee anywhere inside that circle and same-day slots seven days a week, traffic on the Connector notwithstanding.