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Almost anywhere that can safely support the load. We mount to wood studs, metal studs, concrete block, brick, stucco, tile, stone, ceilings, cabinetry, and floor stands. We confirm structure, choose the right anchors or backing plates, plan cable paths, and follow code so the TV is secure and level.

Yes. We conceal HDMI, power, and network lines in-wall where allowed. If in-wall isn’t possible, we use paintable raceways that look clean.

We add a code-compliant recessed outlet or route power to a safe location using one of our certified electrical partners. We can also work with your electrician. 

Either works. However, we prefer to supply the mount to ensure it is the correct mount.

We carry tilt, fixed, and full-motion mounts matched to your TV size and wall type. We’ll recommend the best option during the quote.

Most living room installs take 2 to 3 hours. Complex materials, over-fireplace routing, or equipment shelves can add time.

Yes. We mount soundbars, connect ARC/eARC, balance levels, and can add in-ceiling speakers if you want a real surround upgrade.

Yes, when you use a TV that is purpose built for outdoor use. Outdoor TVs are sealed against moisture and dust, brighter for sun and glare, and rated for Florida heat and humidity. We recommend GFCI power, protected cabling, and the correct model for shade or full sun. Indoor TVs should not be used outdoors.

It is a weather resistant bass speaker designed for patios and yards. Most are partially buried or disguised as landscape features with only a small cap visible. Paired with landscape satellite speakers and a dedicated amplifier, an outdoor subwoofer delivers fuller, smoother bass across the seating area while withstanding rain, UV, and salt air.

Yes, with balcony-rated mounts and weather-ready TVs. We use sealed connections and plan for wind and salt air.

Yes. We specialize in low-impact condo work. We keep wiring tidy, follow quiet hours, and protect common areas.

Yes, for emergencies for exsiting customers.

Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Palm Harbor, Dunedin, Largo, Seminole, Safety Harbor, Oldsmar, Tarpon Springs, and nearby communities.

Yes. We are licensed and insured for low-voltage and AV work. License number is listed on the site and your invoice.

Yes, if it is part of an install. We can haul away old equipment and leave the space clean.

Yes, we offer ongoing maintenance. Call or email and we’ll troubleshoot. Many issues are solved fast. If we need, to visit, we schedule a convenient window.