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TV Mounting

Professional TV mounting combines the correct hardware, secure attachment, precise placement, cable planning, connected equipment, and a clean finished appearance.

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Professional installation

Designed around the space, system, and result.

A television installation is more than attaching a bracket to a wall. The wall material, stud or masonry structure, display weight, viewing height, glare, electrical access, cable pathway, connected equipment, and serviceability all influence the final result.

Valence Connected scopes residential and commercial display installations as complete AV systems. That can include mounting, wire concealment, recessed media boxes, soundbar placement, speaker integration, source configuration, network connectivity, and a final operational check.

What the scope may include Wall and structure assessment Mount and hardware selection Display placement and leveling Power and signal-path coordination In-wall or surface wire concealment Soundbar and source-device integration Picture and input configuration Final testing and customer walkthrough

Choose with confidence

Plan your tv mounting.

A useful starting point before choosing equipment or requesting a quote.

Choose the mount

Fixed, tilting, and full-motion mounts offer different viewing positions. Match the mount’s rating, attachment pattern, and clearance to the exact display.

Check the wall

Wall material, structure, fireplace heat, and concealed services must be considered before fixing positions are selected.

Decide the finish

Confirm viewing height, cable concealment, power access, and placement of soundbars or source devices before work starts.

Budget and scope

What affects the project cost?

Product pages show equipment prices. Installation, configuration, or other service is included only when expressly listed; otherwise it is quoted separately. Applicable tax and delivery charges are shown separately in the final total.

Surface and access: Brick, tile, stone, fireplaces, high mounting positions, and difficult access can change the labor and hardware needed.
Concealment and power: Cable pathways, recessed boxes, outlet arrangements, and finishing requirements affect the scope.
Connected equipment: Soundbars, media players, control, and setup add work beyond mounting the display.

Get a quote built around your requirements.

Send photos or a layout, existing equipment model numbers, your priorities, and the project location. Valence will confirm the equipment, service work, preparation, exclusions, and delivery or installation arrangements in the quote.

Share the project location when requesting service. On-site availability, scheduling, and travel requirements are confirmed during quoting. Equipment delivery destinations and charges are confirmed separately at checkout or by delivery quote.

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Where it fits

Applications for this service

The final design is based on the property, existing infrastructure, equipment requirements, and project goals.

Living spaces

Clean display placement with concealed wiring and connected entertainment equipment.

Fireplaces and feature walls

Mounting plans that account for surface material, heat, access, viewing height, and cable routing.

Commercial displays

Conference, lobby, retail, menu-board, fitness, hospitality, and multi-display installations.

Outdoor areas

Weather-aware display placement with protected connections, audio, and network coverage.

Real finished custom home theater with projection screen and built-in speakers

Connected beyond one deviceTV & Home Theater can stand alone or coordinate with other Valence systems.

How Valence works

From scope to working system.

Assess

Review the wall, display, viewing position, wiring, power, equipment, and installation environment.

Plan

Confirm placement, bracket type, pathways, concealment method, and connected components.

Install

Secure the mount, route approved cabling, place equipment, and complete the visible finish.

Test

Verify alignment, inputs, audio, controls, network functions, and customer operation.

Direct answers

Frequently asked questions

Can a TV be mounted on brick, stone, tile, or a fireplace?

Many specialty surfaces can support a television when the underlying structure, fasteners, clearances, heat conditions, and cable pathway are evaluated first. The correct method depends on the actual wall assembly and display.

Can the TV wires be hidden?

Wire concealment may use an approved in-wall pathway, recessed media box, conduit, or a finished surface raceway. The method depends on wall access, cable ratings, power requirements, and future service needs.

Can a soundbar or speakers be installed with the TV?

Yes. Soundbars, in-wall speakers, in-ceiling speakers, subwoofers, source devices, and control systems can be included in the same AV installation scope.

What information helps produce an accurate quote?

Provide the display size and model when available, wall photos, wall material, desired position, connected devices, wire-concealment preference, property city and state, and any soundbar or speaker requirements.

What should I check before buying a TV bracket?

Check the TV model, weight, mounting pattern, desired movement, and wall construction. A bracket fitting the TV does not by itself confirm that the wall can support the installation.

Is wire concealment included in TV mounting?

Concealment is included only when stated in the quote. The method depends on the wall, cable types, route, access, and electrical arrangements.

How is TV mounting priced?

The quote accounts for the display, bracket, wall material, mounting position, cable routing, connected devices, and any required preparation. Send photos and model numbers for a more useful assessment.