The whole Metroplex from one price list — Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Arlington. Austin-stone fireplaces and two-story great rooms are the local specialty, and both need the right ladder and the right anchors.
TV mounting and installation in Dallas is flat-rate: $119 up to 60", $129 for 61–85" and from $179 for 86" and larger, plus $40 for each additional TV. Mounts from $39, cables hidden in a raceway for $39 or inside the wall for $69. No travel fee and no surcharge for stone or brick.
North Texas has two jobs that other markets barely see. The first is the stone fireplace: Austin stone or cultured stone running up a chimney breast, usually in the only wall the furniture can face. Stone is not brick — the faces are irregular, the mortar beds are deep and soft, and the anchor has to land in solid material rather than in a veneer pocket. We drill for the stone we actually have and pull-test every anchor before the screen goes on.
The second is the two-story great room. Plano, Frisco, Southlake and most of Collin County are full of eighteen- and twenty-foot walls with the TV location well above head height. That needs proper ladder work, a second technician for anything over 85", and an honest conversation about height: a screen hung where the builder put the outlet is often three feet higher than anyone wants to watch.
Everything else here is the friendly version — wood studs and drywall inside, brick veneer outside, metal studs in Uptown and Las Colinas high-rises. We cover about 80 miles out from Dallas, which takes in Fort Worth, Denton, Waxahachie and Rockwall, with no travel fee and same-day slots seven days a week.
Fireplaces, brick and stone, hidden cables, full-motion arms — recent work from our Dallas crews.
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We cover every city within roughly 80 miles of Dallas — 7 counties, one price list, no travel fee at any distance.
36 cities and communities, all at the same flat rate. Each one has its own page — the walls we find there, local building rules and the questions we hear most.
Uptown, Victory Park and Las Colinas high-rises typically want a certificate of insurance and a reserved service elevator before a contractor comes up, and several have fixed load-in windows. We issue the COI naming the association as additional insured and book the elevator ourselves. Suburban HOAs rarely involve themselves in interior work, but if yours does, send us the rules and we work to them.
Real jobs, the price paid and the technician who did the work.
“Twenty-foot wall, stone fireplace, 85" TV — two other companies would not touch it. Andrii brought a second guy and the right ladder, and it is dead level. He moved it down about a foot from where the builder put the outlet and he was right, it is much better to watch.”
“Clean work and a fair price. The cables run inside the wall to a new outlet behind the TV so there is nothing visible at all. Took about ninety minutes including the cleanup.”
“Drove out to Fort Worth with no extra charge. Two inside, one on the patio with weather-rated hardware. All three level, all three solid, and he explained what the patio one needs to survive a Texas summer.”
“High-rise with steel studs and a strict building. They sorted the insurance paperwork and the elevator, then had it done in under an hour. Exactly the online price.”
Drywall, brick, plaster & concrete. Secure stud mounting, proper anchors, level alignment. 32" to 100"+.
Above-fireplace mounting with a heat check, tilting or pull-down mounts, brick and stone surrounds.
Pull-down mantel mounts: the TV drops to eye level to watch and lifts back above the fireplace.
New TV on the wall: the old one comes down, brackets are swapped, cables and sound are set up again.
Several TVs joined into one big screen — 2×2, 2×1 or 1×2, landscape or portrait — on video wall mounts with a sync controller.
In-wall cable routing or paintable cord covers. Clean, wire-free result.
Soundbar mounted under the TV, HDMI ARC / optical / Bluetooth setup, audio calibration.
Covered patios, decks and pool areas. Weather-rated mounts and cabling.
Different market, different walls. The hardware changes with the wall; the result does not.
The signature North Texas wall. Irregular faces and deep mortar beds mean the anchor has to reach solid material, not a veneer pocket — we drill for what is behind the stone and pull-test every anchor.
Plano, Frisco, Southlake, Prosper. Eighteen to twenty feet of wall with the TV spot above head height: proper ladder work, a second technician over 85", and a real discussion about viewing height before anything is drilled.
Standard through almost every Metroplex subdivision. Lag bolts into two studs, level, pull-tested.
Covered patios and outdoor kitchens. Masonry anchors into the brick itself, stainless hardware and sealed cable entries.
25-gauge steel partitions and concrete columns. Snap-toggles into steel, rotary hammer into concrete — never lag bolts.
Bring your own mount or get one from us.
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