Every operation MountPilot runs is documented here — scope, hardware profile, duration window, structural prerequisites. Pick the operation that matches your wall and we calibrate the rest at intake.
Four operations covering the structural side: matching the bracket to the wall, the wall to the screen, and the screen to where you actually sit.
The everyday operation. Stud detection, anchor selection matched to wall material, level verification in two planes, cord drop. Works on drywall, plaster, lath, and most brick. Tilt brackets recommended for placements above eye-level seated.
Pull-down or extended-tilt brackets to bring the screen down to eye level when seated. Heat-rated hardware, mantle-aware routing, and on-site measurement of fireplace surface temperature where appropriate.
Swing-out, tilt, and pivot. Useful when your seating isn't centered on the wall, or in kitchens, bedrooms, and corner installs. Range of motion verified with the screen mounted before we leave.
Brick, block, stone, or poured concrete. Hammer-drill anchors, masonry-rated screws, dust containment so the room doesn't end up looking like a job site. Common in older buildings and basement installs.
The mount is half the job. The other half is making everything underneath look as engineered as the bracket above.
HDMI and low-voltage cables routed inside the wall using a code-compliant in-wall kit, plus a relocated outlet behind the television. Cleanest possible finish — nothing visible between the screen and the equipment shelf.
When the wall can't be opened — brick, plaster-on-lath, rental units — a slim paintable raceway routes cables cleanly down to the console. Mitred corners, trim-aligned, paintable to match the wall.
Soundbars on the console look unfinished against a wall-mounted screen. We integrate the audio into the picture.
Bracket-mounted soundbar centered under (or above) the screen, with the audio cable hidden via in-wall pass-through or routed inside the cord drop. Brand-agnostic — bring the soundbar, we bring the bracket.
Floating shelves or speaker brackets installed near the TV for media players, game consoles, or bookshelf speakers. Stud-anchored, weight-rated, level. Bring the hardware or we will.
Already mounted? Moving rooms? Upgrading brackets? We pick up where the last installer left off.
Move the TV to a new wall, room, or apartment. We dismount safely, patch the old anchor holes with light spackle ready for paint, and re-mount cleanly in the new position — same visit.
Swap a fixed mount for a tilt or full-motion bracket — or replace a bracket that's seen better days. We dismount, install the new bracket, and re-hang the screen using the same wall studs where possible.
Fixed pricing, picked at intake, no surprises at the wall. Final scope confirmed before dispatch.
Wall mount on drywall with a tidy cord drop.
Wall mount plus in-wall power and HDMI relocation.
Above-the-fireplace install with pull-down bracket.
The most common pre-flight questions. If yours isn't here, ask in your job brief — every reply comes from a crew lead, not a chatbot.
File a brief. Dispatch responds inside the hour during ops with scope, fixed price, and the next two openings.