TV Mounting Services in Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta homes cover every era of construction — plaster-and-lath Craftsman bungalows in Inman Park and Cabbagetown, 1920s Tudor brick in Druid Hills, mid-century ranches in Morningside, and new-build concrete-and-steel high-rises in Midtown and West Midtown. Each needs different hardware. We bring a Franklin Sensor ProSensor 710 to find studs through any wall type, masonry bits for the brick and stone, and toggle bolts rated for 150 lb when metal studs are all you've got. Cables run through the wall cavity where possible, or through paintable raceways when you're renting.

Full-motion brackets earn their money in open-plan Old Fourth Ward lofts and Westside warehouse conversions, where one TV has to serve a couch, a kitchen island, and a dining table. We install the articulating arm anchored to studs or solid brick, then hide the HDMI and power drop inside a UL-rated in-wall power kit so there's no cord snake when you swivel the screen. For brick walls without stud backing, we use a plywood backer board with concrete anchors engineered to handle the full cantilever load of an 85" panel on a 20" arm.

Sonos Arc, Samsung HW-Q990, Bose 900 — whatever soundbar you're installing, we mount it on the wall (not the entertainment console) and hide the cable inside the same wall cavity as the TV feed. For Inman Park and Decatur homeowners building out a full home theater, we handle in-ceiling speaker placement, subwoofer crawl positioning, and Audyssey or Dirac room correction. Every full home theater install gets a post-calibration walkthrough so you actually know how to use the thing.

A TV install is more than putting a screen on the wall. We level the bracket, pair your remote, update firmware, wire the soundbar, configure Apple TV or Roku, and run a full smart-home handshake if you're on Alexa or Google Home. Before we leave, we walk you through every input switch and picture mode so you're not stuck Googling HDR settings at midnight. Every Atlanta install ends with a clean room — drop cloths down, drywall dust vacuumed, packaging hauled out.