Services · Toronto & the GTA
Ten things we get booked for. Televisions are the day job — the rest is the same crew, the same anchors and the same insurance applied to whatever else needs to go on a wall and stay there.
Not sure which one you need? Send a photo of the space and we’ll tell you.
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Everything we do
Each one has its own page with the detail, the pricing and the photos. If your job spans two of them, book them together — it always costs less than two visits.
The day job. Fixed, tilting and full-motion brackets on every wall type we find across the GTA, sized to the panel and set to the height you actually sit at.
Samsung Frame, Hisense Canvas and LG Gallery sets mounted flush on the manufacturer bracket, so the panel reads as a picture rather than a television.
The step that turns a mounted TV into a finished wall. Cables dropped inside the cavity where there is one, paintable raceway where there is not.
Under the screen on its own bracket, or hung off the TV mount so it swings with the panel on a full-motion arm. Same concealed cable route either way.
Throw distance worked out before anything is drilled, then the projector mounted, the screen fitted, the cable concealed and the image squared to the screen.
Several screens set out to read as one display, to a tolerance you can see. Retail floors, control rooms, reception walls and boardrooms.
Interactive whiteboards mounted at a height people can reach, anchored for daily physical use, paired with a projector and calibrated.
Single, dual and multi-monitor setups on desk arms or straight to the wall, aligned against a common datum and with the cable bundle brought under control.
Ethernet, coax and AV runs pulled, terminated, labelled and dressed into the rack, so the next person who opens the cabinet can read it.
Heavy mirrors, gallery walls, floating shelves and curtain rods hung level and fixed into something that will hold them. Homes, condos and offices.
Choosing
Most people arrive knowing what they want on the wall but not what we call it. This is the short translation.
Any ordinary flat panel — LED, QLED or OLED, 32 inches to 100 inches, any brand with a VESA pattern on the back.
Samsung Frame, LG Gallery Series or Hisense Canvas. These mount flush on the manufacturer's own bracket and are a different job.
Projector, SmartBoard, monitor array, video wall — or a mirror, a shelf or a bike rack.
Why us
Whichever service you book, the standards behind it do not change.
10K+Installations done
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Also useful
If you would rather start from what you have than from what we call it, these pages come at it the other way round.
Recent work
Every service on this page, finished on real walls. More in the full gallery.
Questions we get asked
If yours isn’t here, just ask us.
For a television on a wall, that is TV installation, and wire concealment is the add-on almost everyone books with it. If the set is a Samsung Frame, an LG Gallery or a Hisense Canvas, it is the Frame service instead, because those mount flush on a different bracket. Anything with more than one screen is a video wall. If you are not sure, send a photo and we will tell you which it is.
Yes, and it is always cheaper than booking them separately, because the expensive part of a second visit is the visit. Mounting a TV, hiding the wires and hanging a soundbar is one appointment. So is a projector plus a screen plus the cabling to feed it. Ask for the combo price when you send the details.
TV work has published starting prices: fixed and tilt from $179.99, full motion from $189.99, in-wall wire concealment from $79.99, Frame installs from $200. Projectors, SmartBoards, monitors, video walls and cabling are quoted per job, because the panel count, the wall and the cable route move the number too much for a flat rate to be honest.
We work across Toronto and every municipality in the GTA, out of three locations in Thornhill, Toronto and Richmond Hill. That covers Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Brampton, Scarborough, Oakville, Burlington and out into Durham and York. The service areas page has the full list.
Yes to both. We carry $5,000,000 commercial liability insurance, which is what most condo boards and property managers want to see before a contractor is allowed in, and a certificate is available on request. Every installation is backed by a one-year material and workmanship warranty.
Free Quote
Tell us what needs to go on the wall, what the wall is made of, and your postal code. Send a photo and we will come back with a firm price — and a combo price if there is more than one job in it.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $5,000,000 liability insurance
