A TV that’s crooked, wobbly or too high ruins the room. We mount TVs and everything else that hangs on a wall into the right structure for your wall type, at the right height, with cables tidied away.
Toronto homes range from new condo drywall over steel studs to century-home plaster and brick. We identify what’s behind the surface and use fixings rated for the load, so heavy TVs and mirrors stay put.
We hide low-voltage cables (HDMI, speaker, network) using in-wall cable kits or paintable surface raceways. If you want a new power outlet behind the TV, that’s electrical work, so we arrange an ESA-licensed electrician and coordinate it with the mount.
Send a short description and a few photos through the quote form. It takes about two minutes.
We review the details, ask anything we need, and send an honest, up-front estimate.
Approve the quote and we schedule the work, get it done, and clean up after.
Yes. Many condo walls are drywall over steel studs or concrete. We use fixings designed for those materials and check your building’s rules if needed.
Yes, for low-voltage cables using an approved in-wall kit. Moving or adding a power outlet is electrical work, which we arrange through a licensed electrician.
We can recommend and supply a suitable bracket for your TV size and wall, or install one you already own.
Often, yes. We check heat exposure, the wall structure and viewing angle first, and recommend a tilting or pull-down mount where it helps.
Tell us about the job and get a free, no-obligation quote.
