TV Mounting in Houston, TX

Houston builds out, not up, and almost everything outside the Loop follows the same recipe: a slab foundation, wood studs and drywall inside, brick veneer outside. That is good news for a TV — two studs and lag bolts hold anything to 85 inches — but the fireplace wall is where Houston homes get interesting. Brick and stacked-stone surrounds run up most living-room chimney breasts from Katy to Kingwood, and we anchor into the masonry itself, never into a mortar joint.

Inside the Loop is a different city. River Oaks, Montrose and the Heights mix 1920s–1940s bungalows with plaster over lath, and the Galleria and Uptown towers have concrete columns and metal-stud partitions, with building managers who want paperwork first. Outside, the humidity is the enemy: a patio TV here needs an outdoor-rated screen, stainless hardware and a cable entry sealed against months of wet heat and hurricane-season storms.

We cover about 80 miles out from downtown — The Woodlands and Conroe to the north, Katy and Fulshear to the west, Pearland, League City and Galveston to the south — with no travel fee anywhere in that circle and same-day slots seven days a week.