A 65-inch TV on drywall anchors is a countdown timer. We hit studs, hide the cords, level it perfectly, and haul away the box — plus assemble whatever else is waiting in your garage.
Get My Free QuoteThe small jobs that eat your whole Saturday — done in one visit by people who do them every week.
Any size, any wall — drywall over studs, brick, stone, even above the fireplace. Secured to hold, leveled to the millimeter.
Cords routed cleanly out of sight — from paintable raceways to in-wall rated concealment behind the drywall.
Soundbars mounted, floating shelves hung level and anchored right, media consoles set up and tidy.
IKEA, Wayfair, Amazon — desks, dressers, beds, and that 90-step wardrobe. Built square, tightened, and boxes hauled off.
Gallery walls laid out straight, heavy mirrors anchored properly, curtain rods that don't pull out of the wall.
Dressers, bookcases, and TVs anti-tip anchored — the ten-minute job that protects kids and pets.
Every one of these is a this-week fix for us — and most of them batch together into a single satisfying visit.
Bought months ago, still not on the wall — because the right mount, the right anchors, and the stud layout are a whole thing. It's our thing.
A mounted TV with a cord waterfall under it is half-finished. In-wall concealment or clean raceways finish the look.
The desk, the wardrobe, the shelf system — still in boxes. We assemble it square, tight, and anchored to the wall where it should be.
Mirrors, art, and shelves hung level, on the right anchors, at the right height — in an hour instead of a season.
Rods and blinds ripped out of drywall need proper anchors, not bigger screws in the same holes. We fix the hole and the hardware.
If something heavy already fell — or you don't trust what it's hanging on — that's exactly the call to make before it happens again.
Mounting is a five-minute YouTube video and a lifetime of doubt — or it's this process.
Studs located, wires and pipes avoided, wall type identified — drywall, plaster, brick, or a chase-framed fireplace all get different treatment.
The mount and anchors are rated for the actual TV or shelf — with a margin — not whatever came in the box.
Level, centered, at the height you'll actually watch from — with cords concealed in-wall where code allows or in clean raceways where it doesn't.
We pull-test the work, hook up your devices, and leave the room cleaner than we found it. Dust and packaging leave with us.
Small jobs have simple pricing — these are the four things that move it.
Drywall over studs is the baseline. Brick, stone, tile, and old plaster take masonry anchors and more time — still very doable.
Surface raceways are quick; in-wall concealment with a code-compliant power solution is a step up in both finish and price.
A fixed mount is faster than a full-motion arm; a bookshelf is faster than a lofted bed or a PAX wardrobe wall. Complexity is time.
The trip is part of every job's cost — so the second and third items in the same visit are always the cheapest ones on the list.
Around here the housing stock splits in two: 1990s–2000s subdivision homes with drywall, chase-framed gas fireplaces, and trusses — and older homes in Sycamore and DeKalb with plaster-and-lath walls that crumble around ordinary anchors. We carry hardware for both, and we know which fireplace surrounds hide studs in odd places before we drill.
Mounting above a fireplace? We'll also give you the straight answer on heat and viewing angle for your specific setup — including when a tilt or pull-down mount is worth it and when it isn't.
Yes — masonry mounting is routine for us, with the right anchors and drill work. We'll also talk honestly about viewing height before we drill.
Usually, yes — using in-wall rated kits that meet code for power and low-voltage cables. Where in-wall isn't possible, low-profile paintable raceways are the clean fallback.
Either way. Buy your own and we'll install it, or tell us the TV size and wall type and we'll bring an appropriate mount — just say so when you book.
Honestly? Bundle it. One assembly is fine, but the same visit can mount the TV, hang the mirror, and anchor the bookcase — that's where the value is.
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