TV Wall Mounting
in Markham

Yes. Party walls in townhomes here are double-layer drywall assemblies — we probe the wall before placing anchors to confirm depth and framing. In most cases standard stud-and-screw mounting works fine. Where the stud framing is further from the surface than expected, we use anchors rated for the available depth.

Toggle bolts and snap toggle anchors — they expand behind the wall face and grip from the inside. Standard wood screws don’t engage metal stud at all. We carry toggle hardware in multiple sizes on every truck and confirm framing type before drilling anything. The result is as solid as a wood stud mount.

Yes — above-fireplace Frame TV mounts are one of the most common jobs in this area. We check heat clearance from the firebox, attach the Slim Fit mount with anchors appropriate for the wall type, and route the One Connect cable along the fireplace breast in a surface channel or through the wall where the cavity allows. Art Mode configured before we leave.

Yes. Soundbar mounted at the correct height below the TV, connected via HDMI eARC and calibrated, all cables concealed in-wall or in a surface channel. As a Sonos Gold Dealer we carry Arc, Beam, and Ray on every truck. Other brands are also installed and configured. One visit, fully finished.

Cable runs through party walls are done carefully — we confirm that we’re drilling into the correct unit’s wall assembly and not into the shared cavity. Horizontal runs through party walls are sometimes limited by the double-drywall construction. In most cases we can route cables up through the wall cavity to reach equipment on the same side as the TV.

Yes. HDMI-CEC handles the TV-remote-controls-soundbar scenario automatically once connected through HDMI ARC. We configure it, test it, and ensure it works before leaving. For multi-device setups with a receiver or multiple source inputs, we configure input switching and, where needed, set up a Control4 or universal remote solution.

Yes, significantly. Wood stud with standard drywall is the easiest installation scenario. Standard 3-inch lag screws into stud centres, clean in-wall cable runs with consistent cavity dimensions. In-wall power kits sit flush without complications. The watch-out in older homes is confirming stud spacing — older construction isn’t always at the standard 16-inch centres.

Standard drywall mount with your own bracket from $169.99. All-in package — tilt mount, wire concealment up to 65 inches — is $299.99. Frame TV installation from $199.99. Soundbar, above-fireplace, and in-wall cable runs are each quoted based on scope. No add-ons on the day.

This is one of our highest-volume service areas. Same-day availability is more consistent here than almost anywhere else in the GTA — if you call before noon on a weekday, a same-day appointment is frequently possible. Next-day is almost always available. Call or message with your details and we’ll confirm.

Yes. Every job carries $2,000,000 liability insurance, full WSIB coverage, and we operate as a fully licensed contractor. Insurance certificates are available before booking — required by most condo corporations and strata managers for townhome complexes. WSIB clearance letters are also available on request.