TV mounting · Queens County
TV mounting in Queens, NY
From Astoria and Long Island City towers to houses in Bayside, Forest Hills and Whitestone, we mount TVs across Queens.
5.0 on Google · 60+ reviewsQueens has almost every kind of home: attached brick houses, detached homes with finished basements, garden co-ops and new high-rises along the waterfront. Brick and block walls are common, and so are basements where people want a second TV.
We match the mount and anchors to the wall, hide the wires cleanly, and set up the sound and streaming so the whole family can use it without a lesson.
Queens homes
What we see in Queens.
- Attached brick houses with masonry walls
- Finished basements and family rooms
- Garden co-ops with building rules
- New high-rises in Long Island City and Astoria
- Outdoor TVs for yards and patios
Every install
What's included.
- Cords hidden in the wall or in a color-matched raceway
- 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
FAQ
TV mounting in Queens: common questions
Do you mount TVs in Queens co-ops?
Yes. We'll send the certificate of insurance your management company asks for and work within the building's hours.
Can you put a TV in my basement?
Yes. We mount on drywall, block or paneling and can add a soundbar or small surround setup.
Can you hide the wires if there's no outlet behind the TV?
Usually yes. We use a code-listed in-wall power kit that brings power up behind the TV, or a paintable channel where the wall doesn't allow it.
Free quote. Often same-day appointments.