Service · Schools, offices & training rooms
Interactive whiteboards mounted at a height people can actually reach, fixed into structure that will take daily use, paired with a projector where needed, and set up so the touch layer lines up with the image.
Tell us the board model and what the wall is made of, and we will come back with a price.
Recognised by
HomeStars Best of Award winner 2018–2023 · Best of Houzz Service 2018–2021
What it is
An interactive whiteboard is not a TV. It gets touched, leaned on and written against all day, and the fixing has to be specified for that.
A wall-mounted television is a static load. Nobody pushes it. An interactive whiteboard is the opposite — it takes constant physical contact from people writing, dragging and pressing against it, often for six or seven hours a day, five days a week. Fixings that would comfortably hold a screen of the same weight are not automatically adequate here.
So the wall gets more attention than the board does. We establish what is actually behind the surface, fix into real structure, and add backing where the wall cannot take the load on its own. Where the wall genuinely will not do it, a mobile stand is the honest answer and we will say so.
The second half of the job is setup: getting the touch layer aligned with the image, pairing the projector if there is one, and concealing the cable between them so the room does not have wires draped across it.
Why it is worth doing properly
Almost every interactive board we get called out to fix failed in one of two ways.
By far the most common problem, and the one that cannot be fixed without re-drilling. A board set at a comfortable viewing height is often too high to write on across its full width — especially for younger students. Viewing height and working height are different numbers, and the working one wins.
The other failure, and the one that matters for safety. Drywall anchors rated for a static picture frame will loosen under months of daily pressing and leaning. Once movement starts it accelerates, and the board comes off the wall.
How it goes
Five steps, scheduled around your timetable rather than ours.
Board make and model, the room, and a photo of the wall it is going on.
Priced on the board, the wall and whether a projector and cable run are involved.
Evenings, weekends and PD days are normal. We work 9:00am to 8:00pm, seven days.
Working height confirmed with you on site, then fixed into real structure.
Projector aligned, touch layer calibrated, cable concealed, packaging taken away.
Works well with
SmartBoards rarely arrive alone. Same crew, same visit, one price.
Recent work
Screens, boards and projectors installed across Toronto and the region. More in the full gallery.
Questions we get asked
If yours isn’t here, just ask us.
Lower than most people expect. The board has to be reachable across its full width by whoever is using it, which for a primary classroom is very different from a boardroom. We set the height from who is using it and how, not from a number in a manual, and we check it with you on site before drilling.
Yes, but the fixing matters more than on almost any other job we do. An interactive board takes constant physical contact all day, so it is a dynamic load, not a static one. We fix into real structure — studs, blocking or masonry — and where the wall cannot take it we fit a mobile stand or add backing instead of hoping.
Yes. Ultra-short-throw projectors are the usual pairing, and the bracket has to be aligned precisely or the image lands off-square on the board. We install and align both, and we run the cable between them concealed so nothing is draped across the wall.
Yes, and we schedule around you rather than the other way round. We work 9:00am to 8:00pm seven days, so evenings, weekends and PD days are all normal for us. We carry $5,000,000 commercial liability insurance and can provide a certificate if your board or property manager needs one.
It is quoted per job, because the board weight, the wall type, whether a projector is involved and how far the cable has to travel all move the number. Send the model and a photo of the wall and we will come back with a firm price rather than a range.
Yes. Where the wall genuinely cannot take the daily load, or the room needs the board to move between spaces, a mobile stand is the honest recommendation rather than forcing a wall fix that will not hold.
Yes. The cable between the board, any projector and the source is run and concealed as part of the same visit, the same low-voltage work we do as a standalone service.
Free Quote
Tell us the board make and model, the room it is going in, and what the wall is made of. Send a photo and we will come back with a firm price and a slot that suits your timetable.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $5,000,000 liability insurance
