TV mounting, curtain rods & wall hanging
Anything that goes on a wall and needs to stay there.
A mounted television is only as good as what it is fixed to. Into studs where there are studs, into the right anchors where there are not, level, at the height you actually watch from, with the cables run out of sight.
Curtain rods, shelves, mirrors, and heavy artwork are the same problem in a smaller size: the bracket is rarely the hard part, the wall is.
Bring the brackets you already have, or they can be picked up before the visit.
Sound familiar?
- A television still in its box, or sitting on a stand you no longer want
- Curtain rods waiting to go up since the blinds came down
- A heavy mirror or shelf you would rather not hang yourself
- Something already on the wall that has started to pull away
How it works
Call or text what needs fixing. A photo helps — it shows the job, the materials and the access before anyone comes out.
Eugene explains what he can do and what it will cost before the work starts. If anything changes, you hear it first — no surprise charges.
The work gets done properly, the area is protected, and the space is left tidy. If a job needs an electrician or a plumber, you are told rather than worked around.
What affects the cost
Quoted before the drill comes out, based on the wall as much as the item.
- Wall type — drywall with studs, plaster, brick or tile are different jobs
- Screen size and mount type: fixed, tilting or full-motion
- Whether cables are concealed or left surface-run
- How many items are going up in the same visit
Other things I do
Ready for a free estimate?
Tell us about your project — we'll get back to you by phone or email.