TV Wall Mounting
in Vaughan

We knock, probe with a stud finder, and check the wall thickness. ICF typically reads as a solid mass with no stud spacing — the sensor doesn’t find hollow cavities. When in doubt, we start with a small pilot hole before committing to the anchor location. We’d rather spend an extra two minutes confirming than strip a masonry anchor.

Yes. Natural stone and porcelain tile need diamond-tipped masonry bits, reduced drill speed, and controlled pressure through grout lines where possible. We’ve done this on travertine, granite, slate, and large-format porcelain without a single cracked tile. Heat clearance is measured before committing to the mount height.

We calculate placement based on your primary seating distance and the angle from seated eye level — not the generic “screen centre at eye level” rule, which places the TV too low in rooms with proportionally tall ceilings. We mark the height before drilling and confirm it works from your actual furniture position.

Yes. We route HDMI and low-voltage cables through walls, across ceiling cavities, or under flooring to reach equipment in a different room or cabinet. The route is planned before anything is cut. Typical cable runs in Vaughan custom homes range from 8 to 20 feet depending on the floor plan.

Yes — and this is best done before drywall closes. We run low-voltage conduit and cable for TV locations, in-ceiling speakers, and structured data points. It’s significantly less expensive than cutting into finished walls later and gives you a cleaner, permanent result.

Yes. The Slim Fit mount attaches via masonry anchors — same process as any ICF wall mount. The One Connect Box is positioned beside or behind the TV, and the cable is surface-routed in a painted channel since in-wall runs through concrete aren’t practical. Art Mode is set up before we leave.

Yes. As an authorized Sonos Gold Dealer we design and install multi-room audio covering living rooms, kitchens, outdoor spaces, and bedrooms. Larger Vaughan homes often have 6–12 zones. We handle equipment selection, placement, cable runs, network configuration, and app setup — all in one project.

Standard drywall mount with your own bracket from $169.99. All-in package with tilt mount and wire concealment up to 65 inches is $299.99. Frame TV installation from $199.99. ICF, stone, and tile walls are quoted individually — typically $50–$100 more than standard drywall depending on surface and run complexity.

Vaughan is a regular service area. Same-day is available most weekdays, next-day almost always. Call with your address and job details and we’ll confirm a time — standard jobs are typically scheduled the same day you reach out.

Yes. Every job is covered by $2,000,000 in liability insurance and full WSIB. We’re a fully licensed contractor. For high-value custom homes or builder-warranty-protected properties, our certificate of insurance is available before booking on request.