A TV can be installed onto most surfaces such over a fireplace or on stone. Mounting a TV directly to sheetrock is most common with fewer limitations. Plaster, concrete, and steel have the most amount of limitations. Most importantly, the material that the TV will be attached to is crucial when deciding what mount to use, time allocated, and technique. Our field tech installation team is always prepared with the appropriate tools and hardware to tackle even the most challenging mounting spaces.

Is there a power outlet close to where you’d like your TV to go or on the other side of the wall? A licensed electrician can help move the outlet to the wall you need, and better yet, right behind the TV. We do also have a device that allows us to extend the line without an electrician if budget is a primary concern.

That’s a very good question. The limitation would be based on how many inputs there are on your particular TV model and whether or not there is an ability to run multiple HDMI wires for connecting the devices. We do have the ability to combine multiple devices onto one input, however additional parts and programming may be required.

Slim cable boxes, Rokus, AppleTVs, etc are always preferred to be located in an organized area that is accessible and serviceable for future visits. This can be on a nearby shelf, in a cabinet, or most preferably in a rack where all devices are manages properly without space limiting constraints. There is also an option to mount them on the back of the TV, however this is not the most serviceable of all of the options and may cost more to maintain down the road.