Local Mounting Co. started in a one-bedroom apartment with a borrowed stud finder and a single referral. Almost a decade later, it's a small named crew, a defined route, and a quietly long list of returning neighbors.
The first job was a favor for a downstairs neighbor — a 50-inch screen, a hollow drywall mystery, and a level that hadn't seen daylight in three years.
The mount went up clean. She told a friend. The friend told a coworker. The coworker had a sister with a fireplace install. By month three, the favors had filled every weekend. By month six, the favors had become a small business with a name, a logo doodled on a paper napkin, and a phone number we actually answered.
Almost ten years later, the napkin is framed in the workshop. The phone still gets answered. The route covers the same metro — broader now, but the same kind of neighbors. We've turned down chains, franchises, and a couple of offers to "scale nationally." Going wider would mean going thinner, and that's not the company we wanted to build.
We're a crew of three full-time installers and a small office team that keeps the route running. Everyone you'll text, everyone you'll meet at your door, lives in the area we serve. That's the whole bet.
Most service-business "values" pages list ten or twelve. Ours has four, because those are the four we've actually lost work over to honor — which is how you know they're real.
A 90-minute window is a promise, not a guideline. If a previous job runs long, you hear about it before you wonder. We've sent a $20 coffee gift card more than once when traffic ate the buffer — it's cheaper than a lost neighbor.
The price we text you is the price you pay. If we get to your place and discover a hidden brick wall, or a chimney chase where the cables can't go — we stop, explain, and you decide. We never bill for surprises after the fact.
Drop cloths down before the drill comes out. Dust vacuumed when the drill goes away. Packaging, screws, anchor sleeves — all out with us. The room you handed us is the room you get back, plus a mounted TV.
We've turned down franchises, contracts, and "scale us nationally" pitches. Growing wider means knowing your customers less. We'd rather be the crew you remember the names of than the company you can't reach when something goes wrong.
You'll see one of these names on the appointment text, and one of these faces at your door. The whole crew has been mounting televisions for over five years each — and they all live within a 15-minute drive of the metro area we serve.
Started the company. Mounts roughly 600 TVs a year. Specialises in tricky walls — brick, plaster, lath, anything that fights back.
Cable-concealment specialist. Can make a six-cable rats-nest disappear into the wall without the homeowner noticing the patch.
Soundbar, articulating arm, and corner-mount work. Patient with awkward angles and the kind of room layouts most installers walk away from.
A small business stays honest in numbers, not adjectives. Here's the ledger as of this season.
Across living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, and one tree house we'll never forget.
Either coming back for a second room, or sending a neighbor our way.
From "Hey, can you mount this?" to a flat price with two openings.
Of jobs needed a return visit under the 12-month workmanship guarantee.
We aren't planning to franchise, scale nationally, or sell the business to a holding company. If that ever changes, you'll hear it from us — not from a slick rebrand notice in your inbox.
That's the whole intake. Same-week appointment, flat price up front, clean exit when we're done.
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