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TV mounts generally fall into three categories: Flat, Tilt, and Full Motion. Each type offers different features at different price points. Flat Mounts The most affordable option. Flat mounts keep the TV close to the wall with no movement or adjustment features. They provide a clean, low-profile look, but accessing cables or adjusting anything behind the TV can be difficult. Tilt Mounts The most common choice. Tilt mounts allow the TV to angle downward, which is especially useful when the TV is mounted higher on the wall. They offer better viewing angles while still maintaining a relatively slim profile. Access to cables behind the TV is still somewhat limited. Full Motion Mounts The most versatile and premium option. Full motion mounts use articulated arms that allow the TV to extend away from the wall, swivel side to side, and tilt forward. These are ideal when you want to view the TV from multiple areas, such as both a living room and kitchen. They also make accessing cables and connections behind the TV much easier.

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Your booking total is the price for the services you selected. It stays that way unless we add or remove work when we are there—for example, a different mount, extra TVs, or cable concealment you did not book. If nothing changes on site, that total is what you pay.

Can I book same-day or on short notice? Often yes, when a slot is open. Same-day bookings include a surcharge. Book at least four hours before the start time; after that, same-day may not be available.

No. We are not licensed electricians and do not install new outlets or in-wall power. We can run signal cables in-wall where that option applies; power stays on existing outlets or approved extension solutions.

Yes. Multiple TVs in one visit are welcome and usually help you qualify for bulk discounts.

Yes. Minor patching from an old mount is included at no extra labor charge.

Yes. An adult must be on site for the full visit so we can get access, confirm placement, and walk through the finished work.

Either works. Bring your own mount, or add one when you book (flat/tilt, full motion).

Yes. Larger jobs get a percentage off the service subtotal before fees—for example, about 10% from $150, stepping up to about 25% from $350 and above. Exact tiers are in the booking flow when you build your quote.

Yes, when needed. You cover paint and materials; we match the repair area as closely as we can.

If the mount looks off after I install it, contact me and I will come back as soon as we can schedule and re-mount the TV at no charge. That visit is to correct my work, not to fix new wall damage, a failed mount or hardware you supplied, or changes made after the original install.

Two options: concealment strips—surface channels that hide cables along the wall; affordable and reversible, good for renters. In-wall concealment—cables run inside the wall for a cleaner look; costs more and is less renter-friendly. Both are add-ons on TV mounting in the booking wizard.

Most common residential walls—drywall, wood studs, brick, concrete, and similar. If the wall or layout is unusual, tell us when you book so we can plan hardware and time.