A flat-screen TV wall mounting service typically includes all the necessary activities to properly install a TV wall mounting system and attach your TV to it. TV wall mounting includes finding the best spot for viewing and going online if it’s a smart TV, preparing the TV for mounting, drilling holes on the wall for the mounting bracket, installing the bracket and attaching the TV to the wall brackets.
Finding a spot for mounting
Before drilling any holes, your hired specialist begins the TV wall mounting service by helping you find the right spot for mounting. You determine which room and which wall to place the mount, while the specialist can find the perfect viewing height. They may suggest a different spot for the TV to have the best wireless signal to the internet if it’s a smart TV. Should you need recommendations about designing your interior so that everything looks balanced, you may book another expert beforehand.
Once you’ve agreed on the height on the wall, your specialist checks with a stud finder if there are any wires or pipes behind the wall. After they’ve determined that there’s no risk of cutting wires or puncturing pipes, they mark off the spots on the wall where holes can be drilled.
Drilling holes on the wall and installing mounting plates
Your TV wall mounting specialist drills the appropriate-sized holes on the wall for the mounting brackets. Some TV wall mounting systems require fasteners while others use bolts and washers. Whichever your TV wall mounting system uses, your hired specialist follows the instructions for the TV installation on your wall.
With the holes drilled into the wall, your specialist bolts or screws on the TV mounting plate. Your specialist makes sure that the mounting plate is attached securely onto the wall. Your specialist can use a level to ensure that the TV installation is perfectly horizontal.
Attaching the TV
Once the wall mounting plate is installed, the TV is prepared for mounting. If your TV has its tabletop stand attached, your specialist can remove this. They then attach the mounting rails or mounting bracket on the back of the TV, then hook the rails or attach the bracket onto the TV wall mounting plate.
Your specialist takes care not to damage the TV in any way and slides the rails or bracket until it locks in place. Any screws or bolts are checked to ensure these are fastened well, but not too tight.
Testing the TV mount
After the TV installation is done, your specialist can check that the TV is level and the spot that it’s in offers a comfortable viewing position. Your specialist can make the needed small adjustments if the TV isn’t completely level or the viewing position can be improved.
