You see the money part first
TV Hanging Houston
TV hanging in Houston should never come with a surprise bill, and every Houston customer sees the full price before a single hole gets drilled. We can supply the bracket so there is nothing to buy first, and we hang TVs on drywall, brick, tile, or stone, any size, any room.
Pop in your ZIP and watch your total appear
We stay close to home in Houston, from West University Place over to Spring Valley Village.
Nothing sprung on you
You’ll know what this costs before we know your address
You see the whole cost first
Tell us your ZIP, your TV, and what the wall is made of, and the total appears while you are still sitting on the couch. It isn’t a starting figure that fills out later. It’s what you pay.
Nobody has to come look first
You don’t have to give up an afternoon so a stranger can stand in your living room and then get back to you. Whatever that person would have asked, we ask you online instead.
Nothing gets added at your door
Every extra is something you picked yourself, with the cost sitting right beside it while you picked it. Your tech has nothing left to discover and no reason to ask you for more.
Hiding the cords is included
It isn’t a favor we bill you for at the end. You choose how you want it done while you book: inside the wall when your house allows that, or under a thin cover you can paint to match.
How it goes
Two minutes, start to booked
Start with your ZIP
Five digits tells us whether we cover your street, and it gets your number moving.
Watch the cost build
A few easy questions about the TV, the wall, and how tidy you want the cords. The total updates as you answer, so nothing is saved up for the end.
Grab a time that suits you
Pick the slot that fits your week and you’re finished. You will know who is coming and when, well before anyone rings the bell.
What we hang
Three kinds of job, one honest number
Areas we serve
We stay close to home
The service area is small on purpose, because that’s how we can turn up when we said we would. These are the neighborhoods and little cities we know street by street.
West University Place
Tree-lined blocks of family homes, from original brick to full rebuilds.
TV mounting in West University PlaceMemorial Heights
Modern townhomes and infill living minutes from downtown.
TV mounting in Memorial HeightsSouthside Place
A small, quiet enclave city where original cottages meet new builds.
TV mounting in Southside PlaceTanglewood
Gracious lots and mature oaks, ranch-era homes beside grand new builds.
TV mounting in TanglewoodSpring Valley Village
A quiet independent city on the west side, ranch homes and new construction.
TV mounting in Spring Valley VillageGood to know
TV hanging, answered
Do I pay anything before you show up?
No. Your card goes in when you book so the slot is held, and nothing is charged until the TV is on the wall and you have looked at it. If something isn’t right, we sort it out before any money moves.
Is the price I see online really the price I pay?
Yes, and that’s the entire reason we book this way. The questions you answer are the same ones somebody would ask standing in your living room, so there’s nothing left to discover later. Nobody recalculates anything at your door.
Am I going to get charged extra to hide the cords?
No. Hiding them comes with the job. You pick how you want it done while you are booking, and whichever way you choose is already sitting inside the number you saw.
Do I need to buy a mount first?
Only if you want to. Use the one you already own, or add one while you book and your tech brings it along. Either way the cost of it is on your screen before you agree to anything.
Is my wall going to be a problem?
Almost certainly not. Drywall, plaster, brick, stone, tile, and concrete are all ordinary days for us, and each gets fasteners made for it rather than whatever happens to be in the van. Tell us what you have while booking and we arrive loaded for it.
Do I need to block out my whole day?
No. Most installs run about an hour, a bit longer if you asked for cords inside the wall or we are drilling into brick. You get an arrival window when you book, not a vague all-day promise. Clear the wall and a little floor in front of it, leave any new mount in its box, and that’s all the getting ready there is.
Look at the number first. Then decide.
Your total sits on the screen before you have paid a cent. If it works for you, grab a time. If it doesn’t, close the tab and we’ll never chase you about it.