The patio is built for backyard movie nights and game day with friends. We install outdoor TVs on covered decks, screened porches, pool cabanas, and stainless post mounts on fully exposed pool decks. Covered spots can take a regular TV on a stainless mount; fully exposed spots need an outdoor-rated TV or an IP-55/IP-65 enclosure, which we quote separately. We handle the mount, the enclosure when you need one, and the HDMI and Cat6 runs through conduit, so the whole setup looks built in.
Why choose Express Mounting for your outdoor TV project? • 9,747+ TVs installed since 2015 • Experienced outdoor install team • 3-year workmanship warranty on every install • Same-day service across all 13 metros • Up-front pricing with no surprise add-ons
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From condo balconies to expansive estates, Express Mounting has spent the past decade perfecting Outdoor TV installation for every type of property. Our install team has hands-on experience in outdoor enclosure selection, weatherproof conduit routing, and high-ladder safety protocols. We don't just bolt a screen to a wall; we design and engineer a complete weather-resistant setup that keeps your display bright, your components cool, and your cables invisible.
We start with a free on-site survey, measuring ambient light, prevailing wind, and Wi-Fi signal strength. Next, we recommend the ideal mount - articulating for flexible seating, ceiling for covered porches, or stainless post for pool decks - paired with IP-55 or better enclosures to shield your investment from heat, humidity, sudden thunderstorms, salt air, and pollen. Finally, we integrate soundbars, landscape speakers, or a full 5.1 outdoor audio array, tying everything into a single remote or smartphone app. Most outdoor installs are finished in half a day and tested under a hose before we leave.
Summer heat indexes flirt with 100 °F, storms dump inches of rain in an hour, and coastal patios face salt air year-round. We use marine-grade 304 stainless hardware, UV-resistant cable sleeves, and silicone-sealed passthroughs to block moisture, insects, and corrosion. Each mount is anchored into brick, stone or studs and pull-tested at twice the TV's weight, so there is no wobble.
Outdoor ambient light can wash out even the brightest commercial panel. Our team positions your screen within the preferred 15-30° vertical viewing angle, out of direct sun where the wall allows, and sets the picture mode for daylight before we leave. For a sunny wall, the real fix is a brighter outdoor-rated panel, and we will tell you so before you buy.
Visible cords are a tripping hazard and an eyesore. We run HDMI and Cat6 through PVC or EMT conduit and plug the TV into an outdoor-rated GFCI outlet; a new outdoor outlet or circuit is a job for a licensed electrician. Your streaming box can live in a ventilated weatherproof box, safe from heat and critters, and still work with the TV remote or an app.
A bright outdoor picture deserves sound you can hear over the pool pump. A weather-rated soundbar mounts under the TV for $79, and porch or landscape speakers are quoted after we see the space. We check lip sync on live TV before we leave.
Already running Alexa or Google Home? We connect the TV and streaming box to the account you already use during the visit, so a voice command can turn the patio TV on. Larger control systems and custom scenes are quoted separately.
Stucco, brick, HardiePlank, or cedar? We have mounted on all of them. On masonry we drill with carbide bits and set sleeve anchors into the brick face or the mortar joint, whichever lines up with the mount's holes, and brick, stone or stucco-over-block adds $99 per TV. Timber framing gets the same care: stud finders plus a borescope to find true center, and a plywood backer when a mount needs to span more studs. Uneven flagstone or a reclaimed-wood accent wall gets shims so the screen sits level. Prefer a swiveling corner mount to serve both the hot tub and the fireplace seating? Articulating arms extend up to 30 inches, rotate 180°, and fold back when not in use. Every mount is pull-tested at twice the TV's weight and run through a full swing before we hand over the remote.
Weak backyard Wi-Fi can turn a cliff-hanger finale into an endless loading wheel. We check the signal at the TV spot before we mount. Where it is weak, the reliable fixes are a wired Ethernet run through the same conduit as the HDMI, or a mesh node placed within sight of the patio. Network gear and long cable runs are quoted before work begins, so you know the number up front.
Express Mounting runs its own crew and fully stocked vans in Metro Atlanta, and reaches twelve more metros through a vetted dispatched installer network carrying the same hardware. From high-rise balconies and lake-front decks to beachfront patios and hillside terraces, every market has its own micro-climate and HOA rules, and we plan around them. Same-day slots are available in all 13 metros when you book before noon, and there is no travel charge anywhere we work. Every crew works to the low-voltage practice required for code compliance in its market. Wherever you watch the sunset, we bring the screen.
Sweltering summers, sudden downpours, salt air, and seasonal pollen can all shorten an outdoor TV's lifespan if left unchecked. Twice a year, around the daylight-saving clock changes, is a good rhythm: reseal conduit joints with neutral-cure silicone, press the GFCI test button, clean speaker grilles and the screen with non-abrasive cleaners, vacuum pollen out of ventilation louvers, update the streaming box, replace desiccant packs in an enclosure, and check that the surge protector has not tripped after a storm. If something we installed shifts or loosens within three years, our workmanship warranty covers the fix.
Budget clarity matters as much as picture clarity. An outdoor mount is priced like any other: $129 up to 54", $159 for 55-69", $209 for 70-79", $299 for 80-99", and $399 for 100" and up, plus $99 when the anchors go into brick, stone or stucco-over-block. Hiding the wires in the wall is $99 per TV, or $79 for a surface raceway. The bracket is yours, or add ours (flat $49 or $69, full-motion $59 or $79). Enclosures, speakers, new outlets and network gear are quoted before work begins. There is no travel charge, what you approve is what you pay, and every install carries a 3-year workmanship warranty.
After 9,747+ TV installs since 2015, we have shaped the outdoor playbook around tough climates: humidity, sudden thunderstorms, coastal salt air, pollen season, and 100-degree heat indexes. We run outdoor installs across all 13 metros, with same-day appointments in every one. Outdoor installs use the same size-tier rates ($129-$399 by TV size), with cable concealment at $99 per TV and a $99 masonry surcharge when we are anchoring into brick chimneys or stone; enclosures are quoted separately.
An outdoor mount lands between $129 and $597 before any enclosure: $129 is a TV up to 54 inches on a covered, wood-framed patio wall with your own bracket, $597 is a 100-inch panel on brick or stone with in-wall concealment. Enclosures, speakers and new outlets are quoted separately, and every install carries a 3-year workmanship warranty.
About the installer: I’m Alex Crabinsky, founder of Express Mounting. I founded the company in 2015, and our crews have completed 9,747+ TV installs since then. Today we serve 13 metros across the US.
Yes. We use outdoor-rated TVs or weatherproof enclosures paired with marine-grade stainless hardware and IP55-rated mounts designed to handle heat, humidity, salt air, and sudden thunderstorms. Every exposed installation needs sealed conduit and a GFCI-protected outlet.
We recommend panels rated at 2,000 nits or higher for full-sun patios. Standard indoor TVs top out around 300-500 nits and wash out in direct sunlight. During your consultation we measure ambient light at your patio and recommend the right display for clear daytime viewing.
Not with the right setup. We install TVs with conformal-coated circuit boards or place standard displays inside ventilated weatherproof enclosures with desiccant packs. Sealed cable passthroughs and silicone-gasketed junction boxes keep moisture and salt out of every connection point.
Yes. We use stainless post mounts or articulating wall brackets rated for wet environments, keep outlets and connections the code-required distance from the water's edge, and plug into GFCI-protected outlets. Call (470) 777-4077 to schedule a free poolside consultation.
In milder metros overnight lows can still dip into the 20s, and even desert and coastal areas see cold snaps. Outdoor-rated TVs list their cold limit in the spec sheet, so check it before you buy, and use a weatherproof cover for long idle periods. A twice-a-year check (reseal conduit joints, test the GFCI) keeps the setup healthy.
Recent five-star reviews from homeowners in your area
Wow! Stan was on time and knew what he was doing which made him super quick and efficient. MUCH appreciated the help getting TV mounted on porch wall. Just wish I hadn't wasted so much time and effort on my own before contacting Express Mounting.
Jeff H
Atlanta, GA
Very happy with the work. Polite, cleaned up after, and paid close attention to detail to make sure it was the ideal spot. Enjoying the TV on the deck for many NFL Sundays. Thanks!
John Leahy
Atlanta, GA
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