Professional TV Wall Mounting in Hamilton & the GTA
Any size, any brand, any wall. We secure the mount to studs or masonry, level it with a laser and connect everything before we leave.
- Free, fast quotes
- Open 7 days a week
- Same-day and next-day slots
Mounting a TV looks simple until the bracket lands between two studs, the anchors pull out of old plaster, or the screen ends up an inch off level. Our installers mount TVs every day across Hamilton and the GTA, so your TV goes up straight, solid and at the right height for your room.
What’s included in every TV wall mount
- Site check: wall type, stud locations, outlet and device positions
- Height planning based on your seating and screen size
- Mount secured to wood studs, steel-stud backing or masonry
- Laser-levelled bracket and final tilt and angle adjustment
- Cable management, with in-wall concealment available
- Device hookup: streaming box, cable box, console, soundbar
- Every input tested with you before we leave
- Drop cloths down, dust vacuumed, packaging taken away
Any TV size, any brand
We mount everything from compact 32″ bedroom TVs to 85″ and larger living room centrepieces, including very thin OLED panels and frame-style art TVs that sit flush against the wall. Before we start, we check your TV’s VESA pattern and weight against the mount’s rating, so the bracket is never the weak link.
Not sure which mount you need? We can supply one. A fixed mount keeps the TV tight to the wall for the cleanest look. A tilting mount helps when the TV sits higher, such as in a bedroom. A full-motion mount lets you pull the screen out and angle it toward a kitchen or open-concept seating area. For fireplaces, a pull-down mount brings the screen down to eye level when you watch.
Walls we mount on
The wall decides the hardware. We bring the right anchors for each of these.
Drywall on wood studs
Lag bolts into at least two studs. The most common install in houses.
Steel studs
Common in condos and newer basements. We use toggle anchors rated for steel framing.
Brick and block
Sleeve anchors drilled into solid brick, not the mortar joints.
Natural and manufactured stone
Masonry bits and careful placement on fireplaces and feature walls.
Poured concrete
Hammer-drilled concrete anchors for condo walls and basements.
Plaster and lath
Older homes in the lower city. Pilot holes first so the plaster doesn't crack.
Getting the height right
The most common complaint about DIY installs isn’t that the TV fell. It’s that it sits too high. As a general guide, the centre of the screen should be close to seated eye level, which in most living rooms is roughly 40 to 45 inches from the floor. Larger screens, recliners, bar-height seating and fireplaces all change that number, so we measure from where you actually sit rather than using one rule for every room.
If you’d like to see the height before we drill, we’ll tape out the screen size on your wall first. It takes two minutes and avoids second guessing later.
Safe for families, pets and renters
Every mount we install is anchored into structure, not just drywall. For families with young children, we recommend a fixed or low-profile mount and tidy cable runs so nothing can be pulled or tripped over. Renting? Ask about minimal-damage options. We keep holes to a minimum and can advise on patching when you move out.
How it works
Four steps from a bare wall to a finished install.
- 1
Send a photo of your wall
WhatsApp or the booking form. Tell us your TV size and where the devices go.
- 2
Get a fast, free quote
A clear quote with no obligation, usually within the hour during business hours.
- 3
We arrive and install
On time, with the right mount and hardware. Floors covered, dust controlled.
- 4
Sit back and watch
Everything tested, devices connected, the area cleaned. You just press play.
TV wall mounting FAQs
How high should my TV be mounted?
Usually with the centre of the screen near seated eye level, around 40 to 45 inches from the floor in a typical living room. We adjust for your screen size, seating and room layout, and can tape the outline on the wall first so you can see it.
Can you mount a TV without studs where I want it?
Often, yes. On steel studs we use toggle anchors rated for steel framing, and on masonry we use sleeve or concrete anchors. If the wall can’t safely hold your TV in that spot, we’ll tell you and suggest the closest safe position.
Will you mount my 85-inch TV?
Yes. Large and heavy TVs are a big part of our work. Two installers handle screens that need it, and we use a mount rated well above your TV’s weight.
Do I need to buy a mount before you arrive?
No. We can bring a mount that suits your TV and room. If you already bought one, we’ll check that it’s rated for your TV and wall before installing it.
Can you take down and remount an existing TV?
Yes. We remove old mounts, move TVs between rooms and remount them, and can patch small holes from the old bracket.
Get a quote for your TV wall mount
Takes 30 seconds. We reply fast, usually within 30 minutes during business hours.
- Free, no-obligation quote
- Same-day and next-day slots when available
- Mount, wiring and setup in one visit
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