Large-screen TV setup (illustrative)

Professional TV mounting and installation

From a bedroom TV to a multi-screen business install. Tell us what you need and we’ll confirm availability and a final price.

Standard TV wall mounting

A fixed or tilting bracket, fixed to the wall and levelled by hand.

Benefits

  • A tidy, secure set-up at a comfortable height
  • Hardware matched to your TV and wall

What’s included

  • Wall check for studs, brick or concrete
  • Bracket fixing and levelling
  • TV hung and tested
  • Work area tidied afterwards
TV installation photo (illustrative)
Large-screen TV setup (illustrative)

Large-screen TV installation

Big screens are heavy and awkward. Two technicians handle the lift and the fixing.

Benefits

  • Safer handling of 65–100 inch screens
  • Heavy-duty fixings chosen for the load

What’s included

  • Weight and wall-strength check
  • Two-person lift and hang
  • Alignment and levelling
  • Final test and walkthrough

Full-motion TV brackets

Swing, tilt or extend the screen so it works from the sofa, the dining table or the kitchen.

Benefits

  • Good viewing from several seats
  • Adjustable angle to cut glare

What’s included

  • Articulating bracket fitting
  • Reach and clearance check
  • Cable slack set for movement
  • Demo of the range of motion
TV wall setup, angled crop (illustrative)
Clean, wire-free TV wall setup (illustrative)

Hidden cable installation

Power and HDMI leads routed out of sight so the TV looks built in.

Benefits

  • No dangling cables below the screen
  • A clean finish around the TV

What’s included

  • In-wall routing where the wall allows
  • Surface raceway where it does not
  • Cable connection and wall plates
  • Power work follows local rules. Ask us what is possible

Soundbar installation

Soundbars mounted or placed neatly beneath the screen and wired up.

Benefits

  • Better sound without clutter
  • Lined up with the TV

What’s included

  • Soundbar bracket or shelf fitting
  • Alignment with the TV
  • Cable connection
  • Quick sound check
TV wall setup crop (illustrative)
Wide view of a TV room (illustrative)

Fireplace TV mounting

Above-the-mantel installs need a closer look at heat, surface and viewing height.

Benefits

  • A comfortable viewing height
  • Safer placement relative to heat

What’s included

  • Heat and wall-surface check
  • Height and viewing-angle advice
  • Secure fixing on brick, stone or board
  • Cable routing options

Commercial TV installation

Screens for offices, restaurants, shops and waiting rooms, one or many.

Benefits

  • Reliable fixing in busy spaces
  • Work scheduled around your opening hours

What’s included

  • Single screens or multi-screen set-ups
  • Menu boards and waiting-room displays
  • Cable management to a tidy standard
  • Quotes by site
Large wall-mounted screen (illustrative)
TV wall setup crop (illustrative)

TV removal and reinstallation

Careful removal when you move or redecorate, then re-mounting in the new spot.

Benefits

  • Safe removal of TV and bracket
  • Re-fitted and levelled in the new location

What’s included

  • TV and bracket removed
  • Advice on the old wall fixings
  • Bracket re-fitted at the new place
  • TV re-hung and tested

What to expect

A straightforward process, with no surprises on the day.

1

Before

You send the TV size, wall type and photos if you have them. We confirm the method and price.

2

On arrival

We check the wall, mark the position with you and agree the height.

3

Installation

Bracket fixed, TV hung, cables dealt with, everything tested.

4

Afterwards

We tidy up and show you how everything adjusts.

How pricing works

We quote before we start. The final price depends on:

  • TV size and weight
  • Wall type: drywall, brick, concrete or other
  • Mount type, and whether you supply it
  • Cable concealment and extras like a soundbar

Common questions

How long does an install take?

Most standard installs take 45–90 minutes. Large screens or cable concealment take longer.

Do I need to buy a bracket first?

No. We can supply one, or fit yours if it is rated for your TV.

Can you hide the cables?

Often yes. In-wall routing depends on the wall. Otherwise we use a neat raceway.

What if my wall isn’t suitable?

We’ll tell you before we start and suggest an alternative.

Get your quote today

Send your TV size, wall type and preferred day, or call us to talk it through.

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