AZ SERVICES · REAL INSTALLATION PHOTOS
Take a closer look at the work: mounted screens, brackets and preparation details. Use these photos to explain what you want for your own space.
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Fireplace placement needs a review of heat, viewing height, wall structure and the cable route. Send a whole-wall photo before confirming the setup.
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View photoTV installed above a fireplace with the screen on; visible cables rest on the mantel.
CHOOSE THE DETAILS
Compare these room layouts and cable routes, then choose the details for your estimate.
View photoA wall-mounted TV above a white media console, with a gaming console and accessories below.
Plan the screen position and the space for your devices together. A photo of the whole wall helps us review both.
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View photoA wall-mounted TV above a wooden dresser, with a cable visible beneath the screen.
The furniture and your viewing position affect placement. Include both in your wall photo, and tell us whether you want the cable route covered.
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View photoA white cable cover runs down the wall from the TV toward the existing outlet.
A raceway covers cables on the wall surface. In-wall concealment is a different setup: share the outlet location and wall photos so we can review your options.
Plan a setup like thisCompare cable hiding options
View photoA wall-mounted TV displays a streaming home screen; a low wall outlet remains visible below.
Tell us which devices need to connect to your TV and where they will sit. The screen position and connection plan are separate decisions.
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View photoA TV is mounted on the living-room wall, with a cable extending toward an adapter at the right.
Mounting the TV does not automatically hide its cables. Choose the cable option you want included in the estimate before confirming the visit.
Plan a setup like thisCompare cable hiding options
View photoA wall-mounted TV above a white cabinet, with a visible cable running toward the left.
This photo shows mounting with a visible cable. Cable concealment is a separate choice; tell us the finish you want when building your estimate.
Plan a setup like thisExplore TV mounting optionsCable planning: a standard TV power cord never runs inside the wall. In-wall concealment depends on suitable cables and wall conditions; power work needs separate review.
View photoClose side view of the full motion bracket behind a mounted TV.
BEHIND THE SCREEN
The arm and screen need clearance and cable slack. We review your TV and mount together; the photograph does not establish a weight rating.
Compare a fixed, tilting or full motion mount based on how you will watch and where the screen needs to reach. We review your TV, bracket and wall before confirming the setup.
Plan my full motion setupExplore full motion mountingPREPARATION DETAILS
Placement, wall checks and bracket alignment are part of preparing the installation.
View photoA spirit level rests on the full motion wall bracket above the existing connection plates.
Alignment is checked before hanging the screen. The fastening plan depends on the actual wall structure and mount instructions.
View photoThe wall bracket, level, painter’s tape and installation tools before the TV is hung.
Placement and preparation come before the screen. Existing outlets and connections are reviewed separately; this photo does not show electrical work.
View photoA side view shows the TV extended away from the wall on an articulated bracket, with connections behind the screen.
An extending mount needs room to move and enough cable slack. Send the TV model and mount details so we can review compatibility and clearance.
View photoPainter’s tape outlines a screen position on the wall, with a laser reference and a TV resting below.
Discuss the viewing position before the bracket is installed.
View photoA wall scanner is pictured beside painter’s tape and a horizontal laser reference.
Wall construction and the fixing plan require review; a photograph alone cannot confirm what is inside the wall.
View photoA wall bracket sits inside a taped outline, with a laser alignment reference.
The mounting position has to work with the TV, bracket and wall structure together.
View photoA spirit level rests on a wall bracket, with installation tools on the dresser below.
Bracket alignment is one part of preparation before the screen goes on the wall.
View photoPainter’s tape marks a proposed screen position above the cabinet, with a laser reference and tools below.
Include the furniture in your wall photo so we can discuss screen placement before mounting.
View photoA TV bracket is positioned within a taped layout, with a spirit level and laser reference.
Placement and bracket alignment are part of preparation. Your TV, mount and wall still need to be reviewed together.
YOUR OWN SPACE
Choose the TV size, mount and cable options in the estimator. Include a wall photo and your address so we can review the work and travel before confirming the visit. Want a soundbar too? Add it to the same request.
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