TV Wall Mounting
in Aurora

Metal stud needs toggle bolts or snap toggle anchors — they expand behind the stud wall and grip the interior face. Standard wood screws spin freely in metal stud and don’t hold. We carry both on every truck and confirm the framing type before drilling. The result is as solid as a wood stud mount when done correctly.

Yes. We route HDMI and low-voltage cables through wall cavities, across ceiling joists, and to the equipment location. The full route is planned before anything is cut. Depending on the floor plan, runs of 8–15 feet through Aurora newer builds are typical. We bring the right cable lengths and access tools.

Yes — and this is the ideal time. We run low-voltage conduit and cable for TV locations, in-ceiling speakers, and data ports before the walls close. It’s significantly less expensive and cleaner than fishing walls after the fact. If you can give us a few days’ notice, we’ll coordinate with your contractor.

Yes. We confirm heat clearance from the firebox, attach the Slim Fit mount with snap toggle anchors rated to the TV’s weight, and route the One Connect cable along the fireplace breast in a painted surface channel. Art Mode is configured before we leave. We do this regularly in Aurora’s newer subdivisions.

Yes. Sonos soundbar wall-mounted at the correct height, HDMI eARC connected and calibrated, and rear speaker wire fished through walls for full surround. As a Sonos Gold Dealer we carry Arc, Beam, Ray, and Era speakers. TV, soundbar, and rears — one visit, fully finished and tested.

Not at all — wood stud is the easiest of the three. Standard lag screws into the stud centres, and we confirm stud spacing with a sensor before marking. In-wall cable runs are typically cleaner in older wood stud walls because the cavities are consistent. The main watch-out in older homes is narrower cavities that limit bundled cable runs.

For standard residential jobs — single-room TV mount, with or without soundbar — we can often fit same-day appointments when called before noon on weekdays. We confirm availability when you call, give a realistic 2-hour arrival window, and carry everything needed. No parts runs, no follow-up visits.

Standard drywall or metal stud mount with your own bracket from $169.99. All-in package — tilt mount, anchors, and wire concealment for TVs up to 65 inches — is $299.99 on standard walls. Frame TV installation from $199.99. Pre-wiring during a renovation is quoted separately based on the number of TV and speaker locations and how much wall is still open.

Yes. HDMI ARC handshake failures, input switching problems, Sonos dropouts, and Wi-Fi interference near mounted TVs — these are all things we diagnose and resolve. We charge a flat diagnostic rate when we didn’t do the original install. If we installed it and something’s wrong, we come back at no charge.

Yes. $2,000,000 liability insurance, full WSIB coverage, fully licensed contractor. Insurance certificates are available before booking — occasionally required by home builders during warranty periods or by property managers in condo townhomes.