TV Mounting in Lebanon, TN
Whether it's the big screen for football Saturdays or a bedroom TV that's been sitting on a dresser too long, we mount televisions into solid wood studs, check level twice, and tug-test the whole assembly before the remote ever comes out. Fixed, tilting, and full-motion mounts are all familiar territory.
We route cords through cover channels or in-wall kits where the construction allows, so you're left with a clean wall instead of a cable waterfall. Above-fireplace mounts, corner installs, and covered porch TVs are welcome too.
What the job covers
- Flat, tilt, and full-motion mounting
- Stud-anchored secure installation
- Cord concealment and cable management
- Above-fireplace TV mounting
- Soundbar and streaming device setup
- Old TV takedown and re-mounting
A word from around here: Football runs deep in Middle Tennessee, and we mount plenty of TVs ahead of Titans and Vols season in living rooms from downtown Lebanon out to Gladeville. Porch TVs are popular here too, and we'll counsel you on placement that keeps weather off the screen.
Folks often ask
Can you mount a TV over a brick fireplace?
We can, with masonry anchors made for the job. We'll talk honestly about viewing height and heat first, since above-fireplace placement isn't right for every room, and a tilting or pull-down mount often makes it much more comfortable.
Will you hide the cables in the wall?
Where the wall construction and safety allow, gladly — we use in-wall rated kits for a fully clean look. Around fireplaces or insulated exterior walls we'll sometimes recommend a paintable cord channel instead and explain why.
What if my walls are old plaster?
Plaster walls in Lebanon's older homes just require finding the studs carefully and using the right fasteners, which we do as a matter of habit. The TV ends up every bit as solid as it would on new drywall.
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