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Assembly and installation

TV mounting in Toronto and the GTA

Handyman on the Go mounts TVs for homes and condos in Toronto and the GTA, on drywall, plaster, brick or concrete, with fixed, tilting or full-motion mounts and tidy cable covers.

A mounted TV frees up floor space and puts the screen where it is most comfortable to watch. Getting it right means finding solid fixing points, choosing the right height and keeping cables tidy.

Tell us the TV size, the mount you have (or would like) and the wall it is going on, and add a photo of the wall if you can.

A flat-screen TV mounted on a white wall above a wooden bench

What’s included

  • Finding studs, or choosing anchors rated for the weight on masonry and concrete
  • Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts
  • Setting the height to your seating and checking the TV is level
  • Tidy routing of HDMI and other low-voltage cables in a surface cable cover
  • Mounting soundbars and streaming boxes with the TV

Typical jobs

  • A 65-inch TV on a tilting mount above a console
  • A full-motion mount in a condo corner
  • A TV and soundbar on a brick or concrete wall
  • Moving a TV from one room to another and patching the old holes

What isn’t included

How to prepare for the visit

  1. Have the TV, its mount, and its screws or hardware bag ready.
  2. Decide on the height. Many people prefer the middle of the screen roughly at eye level when seated.
  3. Clear the wall and the floor in front of it.
  4. If you want the mount over a fireplace, mention it in your request so heat and viewing angle can be planned.

Questions about TV mounting

How high should a TV be mounted?

A common guide is to put the middle of the screen roughly at eye level when you are seated, often about 100 to 110 cm from the floor. A tilting mount helps when the screen has to go higher, for example above a fireplace.

Can a TV be mounted on brick or concrete?

Yes, with masonry anchors and a drill bit made for masonry. Mention the wall type in your request so the right fixings are planned.

Can the cables be hidden?

HDMI and other low-voltage cables can be run in a paintable cable cover on the wall surface, which you can paint to match the wall.

Helpful guides

Have a job in mind?

Describe the job and add a few photos if you can. We’ll be in touch to talk it through.

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