Living Room
65" in a living room
Centered on the wall with the cables run behind it.
Residential TV Mounting
We mount TVs in living rooms, bedrooms and above fireplaces. Solidly fixed to the wall, set at the right height, with the cables out of sight. Answer a few questions and we'll come back with a price.
Free Estimate
Start with your ZIP code.
Professional Installation
Mounted by installers who do this every day.
Precise Placement
Height and centering set with you before anything is drilled.
Clean Wire Management
Nothing left hanging down the wall when we leave.
Convenient Scheduling
Pick a window that suits you and we work around it.
The screen level, the mount solid, nothing hanging below it — on every kind of wall and room we install in.
Living Room
Centered on the wall with the cables run behind it.
Above Fireplace
Tilting mount on stone so the picture angles down to the couch.
Large TV
Two installers, heavy-duty mount, anchored into the studs.
Soundbar
Mounted, centered and spaced evenly below the screen.
Hidden Wires
Power and HDMI routed to the console below, nothing visible.
Bedroom
Lower mounting height set for viewing from the bed.
Multiple TVs
Living room, bedroom and home office, each set at the right height for its room.
Living Room
Full-motion arm so the TV swings out from the corner.
Media Setup
Console and streaming box on a wall shelf, connected and tested.
These are illustrations of the work we take on, not photographs and not records of specific past jobs. Photos of completed installations will replace them.
Here is the work we take on, and what each job involves.
We set the height with you, find the studs, and hang the TV level and solid.
Cables tucked into a paintable cover or routed inside the wall so nothing hangs.
Above-fireplace installs on brick, stone and tile, with a tilt so the picture faces you.
Soundbar mounted and centered under the TV, connected and tested before we leave.
75-inch and up, handled by two installers with hardware rated for the weight.
Have a mount? We'll use it. Don't have one? We'll bring the right fixed, tilting or full-motion mount.
Two, three or a whole house. Several TVs installed in a single visit.
Not sure what you need?
Send us the details and we'll work it out.
The same order every time, so you know what happens next and what the work costs before anyone touches the wall.
Short questions about the TV, the wall and the room. No account, and no phone call to get started.
We put together a written price for the work, with no obligation.
Choose an appointment window that suits your schedule.
We mount the TV, tidy the cables, test everything and clean up.
How we approach a mount, from the first measurement to the last cable.
We measure the wall with you and mark the height before anything gets drilled. If you want the screen higher, lower or further along, that is settled while it is still a pencil mark.
The level goes on the bracket while we work, not after the TV is up. The screen sits straight against the lines of the room.
Power and HDMI runs are routed and tied back so nothing hangs below the screen. The wall reads clean when the job is done.
You get the cost of the work in writing before we begin. Anything that would change that price is talked through with you first.
Drywall, wood framing, brick and concrete all hold weight differently. We bring the mounting hardware that suits what is behind your wall.
Shoes off, drop cloths down and the dust cleaned up before we leave. Packaging and debris go out with us.
Brand names are listed to show what we install. Centered TV Mounting is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized dealer for any manufacturer.
Editor's note: the entries below are written samples, not customer reviews. They are here so this section is finished and waiting before the first real one arrives. Each will be replaced by an actual customer's words, published with their permission.
He measured, then asked me to stand where I actually watch from before he put a single hole in the wall. We moved it down about two inches from where I'd have guessed. Last thing he did was lay a level across the top and hand it to me so I could see it myself.
Marcus T.Two companies had already told me the brick was a problem. This one went into the mortar joints instead of the brick face and explained why before starting. He also checked the mantel clearance with the screen tilted down, so the gap above the firebox finally makes sense. A month in, it hasn't moved.
The cables were the whole reason I called, and you genuinely can't tell there were ever any. Two small cutouts, everything fished down to the console, wall plate flush with the drywall. Half a star off only because the second plate they had on the van was the wrong color and they had to come back a few days later to swap it.
Kristen B.Two guys, a 77-inch, and a narrow staircase. Not a mark on the paint. In and out in about ninety minutes.
That soundbar sat in its box for a month because I did not want to deal with the bracket. They hung it under the TV with the spacing even on both sides — I checked with a tape measure afterward, which tells you what kind of person I am — and ran the cable in the wall. One cord showing now instead of four. It did take longer than the window they quoted me, though nobody rushed the work, which I'd rather have.
Three TVs in one afternoon: bedroom, office, and the big one in the den. I liked that they asked how we sit in each room before picking a height instead of putting everything at the same mark — the den ended up lower than I'd have hung it, and they were right. The scheduling was the weak part. My original slot got moved twice before we landed on a day, and I had to call to find that out the first time. The install itself I have no complaints about.
Alicia S.Once your install is done, a short review helps the next homeowner know what to expect.
We take TV installation work in New York, New Jersey and Florida. Not every ZIP code in those states is reachable, so coverage is confirmed one address at a time rather than promised up front.
The free estimate starts by asking for your ZIP code, and we check that the address is in range before anything is scheduled.
Checking costs nothing and books nothing.
The things people check before they book, answered plainly.
It comes down to the size of the TV, the type of wall, whether you need a mount from us, and how you want the cables handled. The estimate form walks through those questions in about a minute and we send back a written price. It is free, with no obligation to book.
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