TV mounting · Kings County
TV mounting in Brooklyn, NY
Brownstones, row houses, co-ops and new towers: we mount TVs all over Brooklyn, and our New York team is based here.
Brooklyn walls are rarely simple. Brownstones and row houses often have plaster over brick or old lath, party walls are usually solid masonry, and many new condo buildings use metal studs or concrete. Each needs a different anchor, and getting it wrong is how TVs end up sagging.
We also know the building side: many co-ops and condos want a certificate of insurance, elevator reservations and work during set hours. We send the COI ahead of time and work within the rules so your super isn't chasing us.
Brooklyn homes
What we see in Brooklyn.
- Plaster-over-brick walls in brownstones and row houses
- Solid masonry party walls where studs don't exist
- Metal studs and concrete in newer condo buildings
- Mantels and non-working fireplaces in parlor floors
- Tight rooms where a full-motion arm saves space
Every install
What's included.
- Studs or masonry found and the mount rated for your TV
- Old mounts and holes patched when we move a TV
- HDMI eARC set up so one remote runs the TV and sound
- Sound, streaming and cable boxes connected and labeled
- In-wall power and HDMI so no cords hang below the TV
FAQ
TV mounting in Brooklyn: common questions
Can you mount a TV on a brick wall in a brownstone?
Yes. We drill into the brick itself with masonry anchors rated for the TV's weight, and run wires on the surface or through the wall where the building allows.
Does my building need your insurance certificate?
Many Brooklyn co-ops and condos do. Send us the management company's requirements and we'll email the COI before the appointment.
How long does TV mounting take?
Most single TVs take one to two hours, including hiding the wires. Fireplaces, brick and larger TVs can take a little longer.
Free quote. Often same-day appointments.