TV mounting · New York County
TV mounting in Manhattan, NY
Co-ops, condos, pre-war apartments and townhouses: TV mounting in Manhattan that works with your building, not against it.
Manhattan apartments come with their own rules. Pre-war buildings often have plaster and terra-cotta block walls, newer towers use metal studs and concrete, and most buildings require a certificate of insurance and a scheduled service elevator before anyone can bring in tools.
We handle that paperwork ahead of time, bring anchors for whatever the wall turns out to be, and keep the work clean: drop cloths down, dust contained, and wires hidden inside the wall only where the building permits it.
Manhattan homes
What we see in Manhattan.
- Pre-war plaster and terra-cotta block walls
- Concrete and metal studs in newer towers
- COI and service-elevator scheduling
- Low-profile mounts for smaller living rooms
- Townhouse fireplaces and built-ins
Every install
What's included.
- Brick, stone, plaster and metal studs handled with the right anchors
- 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
FAQ
TV mounting in Manhattan: common questions
What does my building need before you come?
Usually a certificate of insurance naming the building and management company, and a service elevator time. We'll send the COI as soon as you forward the requirements.
Can you hide wires in a concrete wall?
Concrete can't be fished like drywall, so we use a slim paintable channel or run through an adjacent wall or built-in where possible.
Do I need to buy the mount?
No. We bring a mount rated for your TV and wall, or install one you already have if it's the right size and rating.
Free quote. Often same-day appointments.