Local Mounting Co. is a small crew of installers covering one metro at a time. We hang televisions, hide cables, and walk you through the right setup for the room you actually live in — no upsell, no mess, no guesswork.
Most TV installers are nationwide contractors juggling fifty calls a day. We're the opposite — a tight team of three working a defined service area, with the kind of pace that lets us actually hide the cables, line up the mount with the studs, and leave the wall cleaner than we found it. Same crew, same trucks, same standards every visit.
A 90-minute window — and we text 30 minutes before we arrive.
Quoted price is the price. No upsells at the door, ever.
Drop cloths down, dust vacuumed up, trash out with us.
Every job we do falls into one of these tickets. Pick the one that matches your wall, your room, or the cables you're trying to make disappear — we'll handle the rest.
Drywall, plaster, or brick. We locate studs, choose the right anchors, level to within a hair, and tidy the cord drop so nothing dangles.
Pull-down or tilting mounts so the screen sits at eye level. Heat-aware brackets, mantle-friendly cable routing, and a steady viewing angle that won't strain anyone's neck.
Power and HDMI run through the wall using code-compliant in-wall kits. No more visible cords, no more cable raceways pretending to be trim.
Wall-mounted soundbars, bookshelf bracket installs, and tidy cable runs so your audio setup matches the clean look of your TV.
Swing-arm and corner mounts for kitchens, bedrooms, and tricky angles. Range of motion tested before we leave, so it lands where you want it.
Moving the TV across the room or upgrading to a new bracket. We patch the old anchors with light spackle and leave the previous spot ready for paint.
We keep it deliberately simple — four stops between the message you send us and the moment we hand you the remote. No portal, no ten-step intake form.
Send us a photo of the wall and the model number of your TV. That's the whole intake. Within the hour during business hours, we reply with a flat price and the next two openings on the route.
We book in 90-minute windows because most jobs take 45–75 minutes — that leaves us a buffer so we're not late to your living room because the last one ran long. Same-week is the norm.
Drop cloths down, studs marked, mount unboxed before we touch the wall. We confirm the height with you while the screen is still in our hands — adjustments at this stage are free; later they're a hassle.
We test the mount range, hand you the remote, and walk you through anything you want to know — tilt limits, how to safely take it down, how the cables routed. Then drop cloths up, dust vacuumed, packaging out with us.
These aren't promises — they're the rules we lose work over when we break them. Which is why we don't.
90 minutes, not the four-hour cable-guy gamble. We text 30 minutes before we knock so you can finish what you were doing.
What we text you is what you pay. If we hit something we didn't plan for, we stop and ask — we don't bill for it after the fact.
Studs found, hardware matched to your wall type, cables tucked behind the wall or routed cleanly. Every mount, every time.
Anything we installed wobbles or loosens within a year? We come back, on us. So far we haven't had to — but the door is open.
We live in the area we serve. The route is a real route — not a national call center handing you off to whoever's closest.
Two named installers, background-checked, insured. The same two who answered your text are the ones at your door.
Most of our jobs come from someone telling someone else. Here's what a few of them said when they did.
"Texted them a photo on Monday morning, mount was up by Thursday afternoon. The cables actually disappeared into the wall — I had no idea that was even an option in our place."
"They quoted us a fair price for a 65" above the fireplace and stuck to it, even after they realized the mantle was deeper than the photos showed. That's rare. We'll use them again."
"Showed up exactly inside their window, drop cloths down, dust vacuumed. The vibe was 'we know what we're doing' not 'we're charging by the hour.' Refreshing."
Real notes from real installations. Names shortened with permission.
Learn how we workSend a photo of the wall, the TV model, and the floor it's on. We'll reply with a flat price and the next two openings on our route — usually within the hour.