The only materials you need to provide for your TV mounting service are the necessary cables to connect your TV to any of your AV components. Depending on the types of receivers, speakers, and other equipment you have, you might need HDMI and/or optical cables as well as audio and power cords.

Yes, you can have your TV mounted above a fireplace as long as the wall material is made of drywall or sheetrock.

PlugGeek provides many options for hiding wires after your TV wall mount installation to achieve a neat, clean appearance. Included in your service are neatly dressed wires, but cord masking and in-wall cord concealment services are offered for an additional cost.

TVs can be mounted on most surfaces, including drywall that’s screwed to metal or wood studs and brick. TVs cannot be mounted to plaster, tile, or stone walls

The type of TV mount you need depends on the screen size and weight of your TV. Different mounts offer a wide variety of viewing options as well. Ask yourself  questions to determine which TV mount is right for you.

PlugGeek offers a same-day TV mounting service and has service techs available 7 days a week. PlugGeek’s TV mounting service includes:
• Installation of a mounting bracket
• Mounting of one TV
• Connecting all necessary video and audio cables and components
• Neat dressing of wires
• Configuring peripheral devices
• In-wall or external cord concealment services (at an additional cost)

You can put your cable box wherever you’d like after a TV wall installation. Many people choose to keep their cable box in an entertainment center that’s placed near or underneath the mounted TV.

PlugGeek TV mounting services start at $69 and up depending on the size. Additional charges may apply if you have a particularly large TV, add on a TV mount, or choose to get in-wall cord concealment or external cord masking services.

TV mounting services from PlugGeek are available throughout the United States.

The ideal height for TV mounting depends mainly on four factors: the size of the TV, how far away you’ll be, your eye level height, and the viewing angle. As a rule, the center of a 42” TV should be mounted about 56 inches from the floor, a 55” TV around 61 inches, a 65” TV around 65 inches, and a 70” TV around 67 inches. But the exact mounting height will vary depending on your eye level, which will vary depending on the height of your seats, couch, or bed. Per the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, you’ll want the TV to be mounted for a viewing angle of not more than 30 degrees. Most people casually sit between 10 to 15 degrees reclined.

Full-motion (aka articulating) mounts offer the most versatility. They can extend from the wall, swivel side to side, tilt up and down, and even rotate. However, if you want your TV to be flush with the wall, then you should choose a low-profile (aka flat or fixed) or tilting mount.