TV Mounting in Anthem, NV

Matching the mount to your corner of Anthem

Each Anthem neighborhood hands us a different wall. Sun City Anthem means a single-story great room with a builder niche, an equipment cabinet across the room and, often, a soundbar for clearer dialogue; cables travel over the ceiling instead of down one stud bay. Anthem Highlands and Anthem Park, the all-ages villages, lean toward two-story family rooms, where about 1 in 3 walls we open hides a horizontal fire block between the openings.

The Country Club is one of five custom-home enclaves where most of our valley pull-down mounts go. After a heat reading, Vasyl assembles the arm for $99, recesses its housing into a wood-framed chase when the chase allows, and on stacked stone anchors through the veneer into the framing, since stone is a face, not structure. That job takes about 2.5 hours over a framed chase.

Booking a visit up the hill

Three in five of our valley jobs happen on the day they are booked, and Anthem requests land on Vasyl's route, since he works the Henderson side of the valley. Screens of 86 inches and up bring Mykyta along as a second technician. For the Country Club, put the gate and street in your request so we are on the list when we pull up. From June to September we take attic and patio work before 11 am. Steep foothill driveways are no trouble; we carry large screens in ourselves.

Indoors, Nevada lets owners alter their own unit as long as structure and shared systems are untouched, so a living-room TV usually needs no sign-off. Outside walls are another matter, since each Anthem association reviews exterior changes on its own. If you rent, tell us; a raceway that comes off cleanly is the usual answer.