TV mounting planned for the wall you actually have
TV mounting — Charlotte Service Hub installs selected television mounts after verifying the TV weight and mounting pattern, mount rating, wall construction, framing location, fasteners, viewing position, and cable route.
Mobile service only. No customer-facing shop location. Service is available by appointment.
A new TV needs a fixed, tilting, or articulating wall mount
An existing mount feels loose, sits crooked, or needs repositioning
The planned location has uncertain studs, masonry, or unusual wall finishes
Visible cables need a practical surface-managed route
What can be tested or handled on-site
Confirm the mount rating, VESA pattern, television weight, and included hardware
Locate suitable framing or evaluate compatible masonry attachment
Lay out height and centering before drilling
Install the mount and complete a basic stability and movement check
What may require a shop or specialist
In-wall power extensions and new electrical outlets require appropriate listed products and may require a licensed electrician
Unknown wall cavities, fragile finishes, fireplaces, stone veneers, and metal framing need additional review
Mounting is declined when the wall, hardware, or proposed location cannot support the load safely
Information to send before scheduling
TV brand, model, screen size, and approximate weight
Mount brand/model and photographs of all included hardware
Wide and close photos of the wall, nearby outlets, and viewing area
Wall material and desired screen-center height when known
Scheduling
How does scheduling work?
Send the TV and mount details with wall photos. Charlotte Service Hub confirms compatibility, access, travel availability, and whether another trade is needed for power or concealed wiring.
The agreed mounting visit includes layout, compatible attachment, TV placement, and a basic stability check. Electrical work, cable fishing, surface repair, or specialty hardware is separate.
Charlotte Service Hub serves Charlotte and surrounding communities based on travel availability, appointment timing, job scope, and a safe service location. These are service areas, not storefront locations.
The drywall surface alone is not assumed to carry the load. The mounting plan must use suitable framing or a manufacturer-approved anchoring method for the verified wall construction and load.
Can you hide the TV power cord inside the wall?
A standard appliance cord should not simply be placed inside a wall. Concealed power requires a listed solution and may require a licensed electrician depending on the work.
Should I buy the mount before the appointment?
You may, but send the TV model and mount model first so weight rating, VESA compatibility, extension, and hardware can be reviewed.