TV mounting in Rocklin, CA
TVs mounted level, into studs or masonry, at a height you can actually watch from the couch.
How I approach it
The mount is the easy part. The real work is finding the studs, picking the height and dealing with whatever is behind the wall. Anything bigger than a small TV goes into wood framing. Brick, stone and tile get masonry anchors rated for the load. Drywall anchors alone don’t hold a TV.
Height is where most mounted TVs go wrong. Over the fireplace is the default in a lot of homes around here, and it’s usually too high for comfortable viewing. A tilting or pull-down mount helps. I mark the position on the wall first so you can sit down and check it before anything gets drilled.
Good to know
The mount has to match your TV’s VESA pattern and weight. If you haven’t bought one yet, send me the TV model and I’ll tell you what to get.
A full-motion arm puts a lot of leverage on the wall. Tell me which wall it’s going on when you ask for a quote, because masonry and single-stud locations need different hardware.
Straight-up
pricing.
2-hour minimum for a visit. The same rate for every kind of work I do.
Get a free quote
Tell me what you need. I’ll give you a free quote, from photos or in person, before any work begins.
Make the visit count
If your first task takes less than 2 hours, line up a second small task and I’ll tackle it while I’m there.
Small repairs welcome
I keep repair and improvement jobs under $1,000—the items that are hard to get on a big contractor’s calendar. Hauling, cleaning and site surveys have no size limit.
TV mounting near you
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Other handyman services
Furniture assembly
Flat-pack and boxed furniture assembled square and tight, and anchored to the wall when it can tip.
Drywall patch and paint touch-up
Holes, dents and cracks patched, textured and painted so you can’t pick out the repair from across the room.
Door and lock repair
Sticking, sagging and drafty doors adjusted, and locks and handles replaced, so every door closes and latches the first time.
Faucet and toilet repair
Running toilets, dripping faucets and worn fixtures fixed on your existing plumbing, before they waste more water.
Ceiling fan and light fixture swap
Builder fans and fixtures swapped for ones you chose, on the existing wiring, with a fan-rated box when the old one isn’t.
Fence and gate repair
Leaning sections, rotted posts, broken boards and sagging gates repaired without tearing out the whole fence.
Shelving and closet systems
Shelves and closet systems installed level and fastened for the weight they’ll actually hold.
Caulking and weatherproofing
Old, cracked caulk cut out and replaced, and gaps sealed, so water and drafts stay outside.
Electronic setup and repair help
Doorbell cameras, smart thermostats, TVs and streaming gear installed on your existing wiring and set up so they work.
General home repair punch lists
A whole list of small repairs handled in one visit, instead of calling a different trade for every item.
Pressure washing
Driveways, walkways, patios and siding cleaned at the right pressure for each surface, so the grime comes off and the surface doesn’t.
Junk hauling and debris removal
Old furniture, garage clutter, yard debris and leftover project materials loaded up and hauled away, from one couch to a whole-house cleanout.
Cleaning and move-out turnovers
Move-out, move-in and rental turnover cleaning, top to bottom, so the house is ready for the walkthrough or the next tenant.
Property inspections, site surveys and photo documentation
On-site walk-throughs, measurements and organized photos and video for contractors, property managers and owners who can’t be there in person.
Tell me what’s on your list.
Send a few details and a photo or two, and I’ll get back to you within one business day with a free quote. If it’s easier, call or text instead.