Drywall, plaster, or brick — we find solid framing, use the right anchors, conceal the cables, and leave the TV dead level. Victorians, flats, and condos all welcome. Soundbars and shelves too.
TV size + a photo of the wall = an accurate quote. We reply within 24 hours.
Fixed, tilting, or full-motion mounts, rated for the TV's weight and anchored into solid framing — never just drywall anchors.
SF's Victorian and Edwardian plaster walls and brick chimney breasts need the right hardware; we bring it.
In-wall routing where the wall allows, or clean paintable raceway where it doesn't — no dangling cords either way.
Soundbars, streaming boxes, and shelves mounted and wired at the same visit.
Including brick and tile — with honest advice on height, heat, and whether a pull-down mount will save your neck.
Moving out of a rental? We patch and touch up the old mounting holes so the wall looks new. See drywall repair.
Much of San Francisco's housing predates drywall entirely. Victorians and Edwardians in Noe Valley, the Mission, and the Haight have plaster-and-lath walls where a stud finder lies to you and standard anchors crumble the plaster. Newer SoMa and Mission Bay condos bring the opposite problem — steel studs, concrete, and party walls you can't just drill into. Mounting a TV safely in these homes means finding real structure and using hardware matched to the wall, which is exactly the part people regret DIY-ing.
We mount TVs across the city — the Mission, Noe Valley, Bernal Heights, the Sunset and Richmond, Pacific Heights, SoMa, and Mission Bay condos — most in a single visit, quoted upfront from your TV size and a photo of the wall.
Renting a flat? We work tidy and can patch old holes at move-out so the deposit comes back. See the San Francisco handyman page for everything else we can knock out while we're there, or our Oakland TV mounting page if you're across the bridge.
TV size, wall type if you know it, and a photo. Mention if you want cables hidden.
Mount included in the price if you need one. No surprises on arrival.
Level-checked, weight-tested, cables concealed, packaging out the door with us.
Price depends on TV size, wall type, and whether you want cables concealed. Tell us the TV size and send a photo of the wall, and we'll give you a fixed quote upfront — estimates are free.
Yes. Many San Francisco Victorians, Edwardians, and older flats have plaster-and-lath walls or brick, and both need different anchors and technique than standard drywall. We locate solid framing, use the right hardware for the wall, and confirm the mount is rated for your TV's weight.
Yes — in-wall cable concealment where the wall allows it, or low-profile raceway painted to match when in-wall routing isn't possible (common with plaster, brick, and rental units).
Yes. We work tidy, use the smallest sound fixings the job allows, and can come back at move-out to patch and touch up the holes so your deposit walk-through goes smoothly.
Usually yes, including the brick and tiled chimney breasts common in SF homes. We'll flag heat concerns honestly and often recommend a pull-down or tilting mount so the viewing angle stays comfortable.
The whole honey-do list in one trip, one upfront price.
See the page → WallsOld TV-mount holes patched, textured, and touch-up painted.
See the page → East BaySame service across the bridge — plaster, brick, or drywall.
See the page →Free estimates for TV mounting anywhere in San Francisco. Insured, careful, and tidy.