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.
Queens 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.