TV Mounting in Lochmere, NC

Which wall you get, section by section

Building in Lochmere began in the mid-1980s around the original section, then spread into Lochmere Highlands and Lochmere Village, and the wall we meet follows that history. Older homes along the golf course center the family room on brick: about half of the brick fireplaces we mount over here, in Kildaire Farms and in Stonehenge have a raised hearth with brick to the ceiling, so our fireplace installs start with a seated height check. Later two-stories add bonus rooms over the garage, where cables often travel through the knee-wall attic on a morning slot in summer. Townhomes at The Greens at Lochmere share walls with neighbors, so the TV goes on an interior wall and we never cut a party wall. Name your section and street when you send a request, and Tymofii will pack anchors for that wall.

Porch TVs by the three lakes

Many homes on Lochmere Lake, Lake Lomond and Highlands Lake have screened porches or decks, and a lakeside TV needs more planning than a den. First we check that the set is rated for outdoor heat and humidity; an indoor TV on a porch here fights damp mornings and July afternoons. We anchor into porch framing, seal the cable entry, leave a drip loop and, on an open deck, keep the screen at least 3 feet back from the open side. The TV's own power cord never runs inside a wall; if the porch outlet lacks an in-use cover, your electrician fits one before we start. Each spring, yellow pine pollen coats screens, so we show you how to clear the vents, and many owners add a surge protector for summer lightning. See our outdoor TV service or plan the height with the height tool.