Handyman Las Vegas / TV Mounting
TV Mounting Las Vegas
Real studs or solid masonry. Dead level. Cords inside the wall, not zip-tied down the side of it.
Open 7 days 7am to 8pm, including Saturday and Sunday
Walls we mount
on
A television is the most expensive thing most people ever hang on a wall, and it stays up there based on whatever the installer decided was good enough.
We find the studs — with a finder and a confirmation hole where it won't show — use hardware rated well past your TV's weight, and level the mount before and after the set goes on. Then we handle the part that actually bothers people: on a normal interior wall, the cables go inside it.
Drywall over wood studs
The standard job. Lag bolts into two studs, cables routed through the cavity with a recessed power kit — no visible cord and no code violation.
Stone and tile fireplaces
Everywhere in valley homes. We anchor into the masonry behind the veneer with the right bit and sleeve anchors, and keep the hole count down.
Concrete block walls
Garages, patios and casitas. Hammer-drilled and sleeve-anchored into solid block, with a paintable raceway since there's no cavity to hide cable in.
Metal studs in condos
High-rises and some newer builds. Metal needs toggle hardware, not wood lags — the wrong anchor here is how TVs end up on the floor.
Covered patios
Weather-rated mounts anchored to block or post framing, positioned with shade and heat in mind. Vegas summers are hard on electronics.
Full-motion and pull-down
Articulating arms and fireplace pull-downs load the wall far harder than a flat mount. We spec the bracket to the TV, not the other way round.
What people call us
about
If yours is on this list we've done it this month. If it isn't, it's probably still a yes — send a photo and find out.
- Mounting a TV above the fireplace
- Hiding TV cords inside the wall
- Mounting a 75 or 85 inch TV
- TV mount on a stone or stacked-stone wall
- Mounting a TV on a block garage wall
- TV mount in a high-rise condo with metal studs
- Outdoor TV on a covered patio
- Full-motion swivel arm for a corner
- Pull-down mount so the screen isn't too high
- Soundbar mounted under the TV
- Taking a TV down and remounting it after a move
- Old mount removed and the holes patched
Before we
drill
We ask what's on the other side of that wall. Plumbing, gas lines and the AC chase all live inside Las Vegas walls, and a fireplace wall often has a flue exactly where you'd want the bracket. If a spot isn't safe to drill we say so and propose the next best position, rather than finding out the hard way.
TV Mounting
questions
Can you hide the TV cords inside the wall?
On interior drywall, yes. We install a recessed power kit plus low-voltage brackets so power and HDMI run through the cavity and come out behind your console. On block or stone we use a paintable surface raceway, since there's no cavity to route through.
Can you mount a TV above a fireplace in Las Vegas?
Yes, and it's one of the most requested jobs in the valley. We anchor into masonry with the correct hardware and usually recommend a tilting or pull-down mount so you're not craning your neck through a whole movie.
How high should a TV be mounted?
Center of screen at seated eye level, which usually lands 42 to 48 inches off the floor. Above a fireplace that isn't possible, so we tilt. We'll hold the mount up and let you look before a single hole gets drilled.
Do you supply the TV mount?
We can. Tell us the TV size and whether you want fixed, tilting or full-motion and we'll bring one rated for it. If you already bought one, we'll install yours.
Can you mount a TV on a concrete block wall?
Yes. Block walls in garages, casitas and patios get hammer-drilled and sleeve-anchored into solid block. Since there's no wall cavity, cables run in a paintable raceway that disappears once it matches the wall color.
Can you take down my old TV and patch the holes?
Yes. Old mount off, holes patched and textured, new set up — usually all in the same visit.
Can you mount a TV on a Sunday?
Yes. We're open seven days a week, 7am to 8pm, which is usually when people are actually home to let us in.
Where we
work
- Summerlin
- Henderson
- North Las Vegas
- Spring Valley
- Centennial Hills
- Green Valley
- Enterprise
- Southwest LV
- Silverado Ranch
- Skye Canyon
- Anthem
- Mountain's Edge
- Aliante
- Seven Hills
- The Lakes
- Downtown LV
Jobs get routed by area, so ask for the day we're already near you — it's usually the fastest slot on the board. We cover the whole valley seven days a week, which means a Sunday call in Henderson is as normal as a Tuesday call in Summerlin.
Add it to
the same visit
Most of what a call-out costs is getting someone to your door. Stack another job onto the same trip and you only pay for that once.
Book your
tv mounting
Call or send a photo and you'll know what's involved and when we can get there. We're open seven days, 7am to 8pm.
Open 7 days, 7am–8pm. Same-day slots go early, so the morning is the best time to reach us.