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Brooklyn, September 2026
The client wanted a nine-screen Video Wall on the black feature wall of its Williamsburg office. We planned the power, Cat6 and HDMI routes, mounted nine 49-inch LG panels on Peerless-AV mounts, and gave every screen its own Apple TV 4K.
Read the story: A 3×3 Video Wall Installed in a Brooklyn OfficeManhattan, November 2025
The client wanted a real cinema at home in a Tribeca high-rise apartment. We hung a 120-inch screen from the concrete ceiling, mounted a Sony 4K laser projector, hid the wiring, and added KEF speakers, a Denon receiver and one remote for everything. Sonos also plays in the office and the kitchen.
Read the story: A Home Theater Setup in a Tribeca High-RiseManhattan, July 2026
Two contractors backed out after seeing the Soho office. NYC TV Guy took on the six-room job from a video tour, fitting wood panels around outlets, pipes and tables before remounting the screens and camera bars.
Read the story: Six Wood-Panelled Conference Rooms in Soho, ManhattanManhattan, September 2025
The client wanted a TV that could disappear when not in use. NYC TV Guy built a motorized lift into a white cabinet below a framed family portrait — the TV rises fully into view for streaming, then lowers out of sight.
Read the story: A Motorized TV Lift Rises From a Custom Built-In Cabinet in ManhattanManhattan, October 2025
The client wanted two Samsung Frame TVs and two gallery walls to feel like part of the West Village home. The crew recessed the living room TV's box and power behind the wall, mounted the second TV in the hallway, and arranged the art throughout the home.
Read the story: Samsung Frame TV Installed Above a Fireplace in NYC's West VillageManhattan, October 2025
The client wanted the TV in their bright Manhattan living room to look like part of the room, not a black box on the wall. NYC TV Guy mounted the TV inside a light-oak Leon frame, ran its power inside the wall, and hung a matching Leon soundbar right below it, so the screen and the speaker read as one framed piece.
Read the story: A Leon Oak-Framed TV and Matching Soundbar in a Manhattan High-RiseManhattan, September 2026
The client wanted two 65-inch Samsung Frame TVs mounted in her Midtown apartment, with the cords out of sight. Because her pre-war walls might be concrete or hard plaster, NYC TV Guy planned a cord-cover backup and arranged the building's required certificate of insurance, then mounted both TVs exactly where she'd marked them.
Read the story: Two Samsung Frame TVs Mounted in a Midtown Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, August 2026
The client wanted a bedroom TV, a living room TV, and his existing Sonos system set up throughout a new Manhattan apartment. When his new living room TV got held up at the store, NYC TV Guy supplied one directly so the installation could go ahead. The crew mounted both TVs, hung artwork, and connected the full Sonos system over two visits.
Read the story: An 83-Inch LG, Two Recessed Outlets and a Full Sonos SystemBrooklyn, October 2025
A returning client was mid-move into a Brooklyn home and wanted three floors finished in a single visit: canvas art, mirrors, bathroom hardware, shelves and neon signs in the kids' rooms, a gallery wall, and two Frame TVs. A three-person crew worked floor by floor and left every room hung and leveled the same day.
Read the story: Art, Mirrors and Two Frame TVs Across Three Floors of a Brooklyn HomeBrooklyn, September 2026
The client wanted his new Samsung Frame TV to sit flush to the wall with no visible cable. After exchanging it mid-project for a version with a wired connector box, NYC TV Guy hid the One Connect box's cable inside the wall instead of adding a new electrical outlet, finishing the installation the same day.
Read the story: A Samsung Frame TV with Its One Connect Cable Hidden, BrooklynManhattan, September 2026
A client on the Upper East Side needed a large TV mounted high on the wall, out of reach of a son who had just started walking. Two technicians mounted the Sony TV on a full-motion Sanus mount and finished the wall with white cord covers.
Read the story: A Swivel-Mounted Sony TV Kept Clear of a Toddler, Upper East SideManhattan, September 2026
The client's boss had just bought two new LG TVs and wanted the cables hidden inside the walls. The job grew to include a Sonos Arc Ultra and a Sonos Beam, one matched to each TV, supplied and set up by NYC TV Guy, and both rooms were finished in a single visit.
Read the story: Two TVs With Sonos Arc Ultra and Beam Soundbars in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
A client's 64-inch Frame TV needed more than a standard mount. A site visit showed it called for the in-wall cable service, so NYC TV Guy supplied a new Sonos Beam soundbar and replanned the visit. The finished TV now sits flush on the bedroom wall with the Beam tucked beneath it.
Read the story: A Frame TV with In-Wall Wiring and a Sonos Beam in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
For a returning commercial client in Manhattan, NYC TV Guy installed a power outlet behind a mounted Samsung TV, wiring it flush on the wall so no cables would show. The finished TV powered on cleanly, with every cable tucked out of sight.
Read the story: A Power Outlet Installed Behind a Flush-Mounted TV in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
A Manhattan client wanted two TVs mounted with the wires hidden, and he already had both wall mounts. NYC TV Guy mounted both sets, one in the bedroom and one in the living room, with no cables left hanging, exactly as he'd asked.
Read the story: Two TVs Mounted With the Wires Hidden in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, August 2026
In a Manhattan apartment with a Hudson River view, NYC TV Guy mounted two TVs and a Sonos soundbar. Every cable was routed inside the wall for a clean finish in each room.
Read the story: Two-TV Apartment Install With a Sonos Soundbar, ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
The client's TVs had been mounted by another installer who left one cable exposed. She called NYC TV Guy to hide that last cable, add a floating console under her TV, and put up a small shelf in her kitchen, with guests arriving the day after. NYC TV Guy scoped the job from her photos and finished everything in one morning visit.
Read the story: A Floating TV Console with Hidden Wiring in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
A Flatiron office wanted its 65-inch LG OLED to swing away from the wall for easy cable access, with the Sonos Arc and video conference bar kept tidy. The crew took the old setup down, patched the wall and remounted everything on a full-motion arm.
Read the story: An Office TV, a Sonos Arc and a Conference Bar Remounted on a Full-Motion Arm, FlatironManhattan, September 2026
The client's flush-mounted LG wallpaper TV had one giveaway left: a visible power cord. He wanted the outlet moved inside the wall, so NYC TV Guy mapped the exact spot needed to line up behind his slim wall mount and keep every wire out of sight.
Read the story: A Hidden Power Outlet Mapped for a Flush-Mounted LG TV in ChelseaManhattan, July 2026
A client's twenty-year-old, whole-home sound system had stopped working in his apartment. A technician spent roughly an hour and a half tracing twelve ceiling speakers across four rooms back to a dead amplifier in a decades-old equipment rack, then recommended modern equipment to replace it.
Read the story: A Dead Amplifier and Twelve Ceiling Speakers Traced to a Decades-Old RackManhattan, March 2025
A Midtown Manhattan office wanted background music in every corner, so the crew mounted six Sonos Era 100 speakers high on the walls and set each one up.
Read the story: Six Sonos Era 100 Speakers Mounted High Around a Midtown OfficeManhattan, September 2026
An office team in Manhattan wanted their lounge to double as a presentation room. Under an open ceiling of ducts and pipes, two technicians hung a pull-down projector screen and a ceiling projector mount.
Read the story: A Ceiling Projector Mount and Pull-Down Screen for a Manhattan Office LoungeManhattan, September 2026
Four screens were planned across conference and shared spaces in a Manhattan office. The crew moved the existing display and video bar, mounted the screens and covered exposed cable runs.
Read the story: Four Screens Across a Manhattan OfficeManhattan, September 2026
A couple in a new Midtown rental wanted two Samsung Frame Pro TVs with no wires showing and as little wall repair as possible later. The crew fitted recessed outlets, hung both Frames flush and put a Sonos soundbar under each.
Read the story: Two Samsung Frame Pro TVs With Recessed Outlets and Sonos Soundbars in a Midtown RentalManhattan, October 2026
On Bleecker Street, the client's new 85-inch and 65-inch TVs went up on clean white walls with the wires run inside the drywall, and a soundbar under the big screen.
Read the story: An 85-Inch and a 65-Inch TV With the Wires Hidden Inside the Wall, NoHoManhattan, October 2026
The client's wall-mounted TV and Sonos soundbar sat above a wood credenza with cords showing. The crew hid the cables and left a clean wall in this Manhattan living room.
Read the story: Hidden TV Cables Above a Credenza in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted a large TV mounted after the furniture placement was settled. A white cord cover runs down to the outlet and leaves a path for future equipment.
Read the story: An 85-inch TV with a cord cover in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client was moving between apartments and wanted the old TV mount holes patched before handing back the first home.
Read the story: Wall patching after a TV move in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client had two glass globe pendants and a picture of how they should hang over the dining table. Two technicians and a ladder put them up in this Manhattan apartment.
Read the story: Two Glass Pendant Lights Hung Over a Dining Table in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client planned a kitchen hardware change and asked the crew to start there so the room would be free for dinner. Ceiling lights were a separate part of the request.
Read the story: Kitchen hardware replacement in a Manhattan homeManhattan, October 2026
A 55-inch Frame TV needed to sit on a wood-paneled wall, with its connection box in the cabinet and a Sonos soundbar below.
Read the story: Samsung Frame TV and Sonos soundbar on a Manhattan wood wallManhattan, October 2026
A design project brought ceiling speakers to the kitchen and finished artwork and lighting to other rooms of the townhouse.
Read the story: Ceiling speakers and artwork in a Manhattan townhouseManhattan, October 2026
In this Manhattan office, a 65-inch Sony TV moved off the cabinet and onto the tiled wall on a tilting mount. The crew fitted the camera bar, leaving the conference room ready for video calls.
Read the story: A Sony TV and Call Camera Mounted in a Manhattan OfficeManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted one 75-inch Frame TV with recessed power and two other TVs with neat cord covers.
Read the story: Three TVs mounted with a hidden Frame TV outlet in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
The client replaced an older screen with a 55-inch Frame Pro and used the recessed outlet already behind the TV.
Read the story: Samsung Frame Pro replacing a TV in a Brooklyn homeManhattan, October 2026
The client returned to add a Sonos Sub 4 to an existing TV and soundbar setup. The new subwoofer sits beside the console in the finished room.
Read the story: Sonos Sub 4 added to a Manhattan TV setupManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted an LG G6 close to the wall with its cables out of sight. A recessed outlet made room for the TV’s slim mount.
Read the story: LG G6 mounted with a recessed outlet in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
The client wanted a 77-inch LG screen on a swivel mount, with a recessed outlet and soundbar. The finished view shows the TV powered on above the soundbar.
Read the story: A 77-inch OLED TV and soundbar in BrooklynManhattan, October 2026
A 77-inch LG W6 wallpaper TV mounted flat on drywall between floor speakers, with the power outlet moved into a recessed box behind the screen.
Read the story: A 77-inch LG W6 wallpaper TV mounted flush in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted a 55-inch Samsung TV inside a rotating Murphy bed unit. The team mounted it in the furniture’s TV opening and checked the fit.
Read the story: Samsung TV fitted into a Manhattan Murphy bed cabinetManhattan, October 2026
A returning client wanted a TV above the credenza with the cabling routed inside the wall. The crew mounted the screen and checked it on site.
Read the story: TV mounted above a Manhattan credenza with in-wall cablesManhattan, October 2026
The client planned four TVs for the living room, bedroom, TV room and office. The crew matched each mount and cable route to its room.
Read the story: Four LG TVs mounted across a Manhattan apartmentBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client came to us on a friend's recommendation with a 55-inch TV and a cord cover of her own. Our technician Stephen mounted the TV flat to the wall on a flat mount, checked it with a level and ran the cord down to the outlet.
Read the story: A 55-Inch TV Mounted Flat on a Brooklyn Apartment Wall, Cord Tucked Under a CoverManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client wanted a 65-inch TV on the wall with the wires out of sight, but without cutting into the wall. Our technician Stephen mounted it flat and ran a white cord cover straight down to the console.
Read the story: A 65-Inch TV Mounted Flat on a Manhattan Wall, With the Cord Under a White CoverManhattan, October 2026
A family came back to us for a second 65-inch LG TV in another room of a Manhattan apartment. We repeated the set-up they liked: a super-slim wall mount, with the TV sitting flat to the wall. Our technician Stephen mounted it in one visit.
Read the story: A Second 65-Inch LG TV, Mounted Flat in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A returning client wanted a white Sonos Arc Ultra below an existing wall-mounted TV. The technician added the soundbar and its mount to the finished media wall.
Read the story: White Sonos Arc Ultra below a Manhattan TVBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn condo client was weighing an 85-inch and a 98-inch TV and wanted it low on the wall and safe around a future child, with metal studs and a sprinkler pipe nearby. We answered every wall question first, then our crew mounted the TV level.
Read the story: A Very Large TV Mounted Low and Child-Safe in a Brooklyn CondoBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client moving into a new apartment wanted two 65-inch TVs as flat to the wall as possible, with the cables hidden. We hung a super slim mount and a regular mount, put a soundbar below the bedroom TV and checked every TV with a level.
Read the story: Two 65-Inch TVs Mounted Flat to the Wall with Hidden Cables in a Brooklyn ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan performance space wanted its two powered speakers off their floor stands and two projectors hung from the ceiling. The crew mounted both speakers on adjustable wall brackets and set both projectors on ceiling arms beside the sprinkler pipe.
Read the story: Wall-Mounted PA Speakers and Ceiling Projectors in a Manhattan Performance SpaceBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client wanted a 2021 Samsung Frame TV mounted on mount plates already on hand, with the cords covered on the wall surface, and two new mirrors hung in the bedroom. One technician handled all of it in a single visit.
Read the story: A 65-Inch Samsung Frame TV and Two Arched Mirrors in a Brooklyn ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
An 83-inch LG G6 sat lower than the soundbar console in a Manhattan apartment. Our crew moved it up, and a recessed outlet behind it lets the slim mount sit flat on the wall.
Read the story: An 83-Inch LG G6 Mounted Flat Over a Recessed Outlet in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client wanted a TV above a brick fireplace with the soundbar right under it. The crew bolted a full-motion arm above the mantel, levelled the TV and ran the cords under one white cover.
Read the story: A TV and Soundbar on a Full-Motion Mount Above a Brick Fireplace in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
A returning Manhattan client had seven framed pieces ready to hang, none of them large. The technician leveled each one, from a kitchen print to a gallery wall above the sofa.
Read the story: Seven Framed Pieces and a Gallery Wall Hung Level in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A client in a pre-war Manhattan building had a new 65-inch TV and no idea what the walls were made of. Two technicians mounted it on Friday afternoon and ran a white cord cover down the wall.
Read the story: A 65-Inch TV and a Clean Cord Cover in a Pre-War Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client had two framed pictures to hang in Manhattan, and one wall was concrete. The crew came on a weekday afternoon, timed around a baby's nap, and set a large beach print and a pink watercolor level on the wall.
Read the story: Two Framed Pictures Hung in One Visit on a Concrete Wall in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client swapped an older Samsung for a 55-inch Frame Pro on a chimney wall of drywall over brick. The crew took the old TV down, mounted the new one above the fireplace and set the soundbar beneath it.
Read the story: A 55-Inch Samsung Frame TV Above a Brooklyn Fireplace, Soundbar UnderneathManhattan, October 2026
A renter on the Upper East Side wanted a 55-inch TV on the wall without opening the drywall, and had no idea what sat behind it. The crew brought the stud finder and mounted it flat in one visit.
Read the story: A 55-Inch TV Mounted on Drywall in an Upper East Side RentalManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted two Samsung Frame TVs on the walls of a Manhattan apartment with no wires showing. The crew set a One Connect box and a new outlet into the wall behind each screen and hung both Frames flat and level.
Read the story: Two Frame TVs in Art Mode, Mounted in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client had about five framed pieces and two plug-in swing-arm lights to hang once her new wallpaper was up. We came after it was finished and hung everything straight in one visit.
Read the story: Framed Art and Swing-Arm Wall Lights Hung on New Wallpaper in a Manhattan ApartmentBrooklyn, September 2026
The client wanted a nine-screen Video Wall on the black feature wall of its Williamsburg office. We planned the power, Cat6 and HDMI routes, mounted nine 49-inch LG panels on Peerless-AV mounts, and gave every screen its own Apple TV 4K.
Read the story: A 3×3 Video Wall Installed in a Brooklyn OfficeManhattan, November 2025
The client wanted a real cinema at home in a Tribeca high-rise apartment. We hung a 120-inch screen from the concrete ceiling, mounted a Sony 4K laser projector, hid the wiring, and added KEF speakers, a Denon receiver and one remote for everything. Sonos also plays in the office and the kitchen.
Read the story: A Home Theater Setup in a Tribeca High-RiseManhattan, July 2026
Two contractors backed out after seeing the Soho office. NYC TV Guy took on the six-room job from a video tour, fitting wood panels around outlets, pipes and tables before remounting the screens and camera bars.
Read the story: Six Wood-Panelled Conference Rooms in Soho, ManhattanManhattan, September 2025
The client wanted a TV that could disappear when not in use. NYC TV Guy built a motorized lift into a white cabinet below a framed family portrait — the TV rises fully into view for streaming, then lowers out of sight.
Read the story: A Motorized TV Lift Rises From a Custom Built-In Cabinet in ManhattanManhattan, October 2025
The client wanted two Samsung Frame TVs and two gallery walls to feel like part of the West Village home. The crew recessed the living room TV's box and power behind the wall, mounted the second TV in the hallway, and arranged the art throughout the home.
Read the story: Samsung Frame TV Installed Above a Fireplace in NYC's West VillageManhattan, October 2025
The client wanted the TV in their bright Manhattan living room to look like part of the room, not a black box on the wall. NYC TV Guy mounted the TV inside a light-oak Leon frame, ran its power inside the wall, and hung a matching Leon soundbar right below it, so the screen and the speaker read as one framed piece.
Read the story: A Leon Oak-Framed TV and Matching Soundbar in a Manhattan High-RiseManhattan, September 2026
The client wanted two 65-inch Samsung Frame TVs mounted in her Midtown apartment, with the cords out of sight. Because her pre-war walls might be concrete or hard plaster, NYC TV Guy planned a cord-cover backup and arranged the building's required certificate of insurance, then mounted both TVs exactly where she'd marked them.
Read the story: Two Samsung Frame TVs Mounted in a Midtown Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, August 2026
The client wanted a bedroom TV, a living room TV, and his existing Sonos system set up throughout a new Manhattan apartment. When his new living room TV got held up at the store, NYC TV Guy supplied one directly so the installation could go ahead. The crew mounted both TVs, hung artwork, and connected the full Sonos system over two visits.
Read the story: An 83-Inch LG, Two Recessed Outlets and a Full Sonos SystemBrooklyn, October 2025
A returning client was mid-move into a Brooklyn home and wanted three floors finished in a single visit: canvas art, mirrors, bathroom hardware, shelves and neon signs in the kids' rooms, a gallery wall, and two Frame TVs. A three-person crew worked floor by floor and left every room hung and leveled the same day.
Read the story: Art, Mirrors and Two Frame TVs Across Three Floors of a Brooklyn HomeBrooklyn, September 2026
The client wanted his new Samsung Frame TV to sit flush to the wall with no visible cable. After exchanging it mid-project for a version with a wired connector box, NYC TV Guy hid the One Connect box's cable inside the wall instead of adding a new electrical outlet, finishing the installation the same day.
Read the story: A Samsung Frame TV with Its One Connect Cable Hidden, BrooklynManhattan, September 2026
A client on the Upper East Side needed a large TV mounted high on the wall, out of reach of a son who had just started walking. Two technicians mounted the Sony TV on a full-motion Sanus mount and finished the wall with white cord covers.
Read the story: A Swivel-Mounted Sony TV Kept Clear of a Toddler, Upper East SideManhattan, September 2026
The client's boss had just bought two new LG TVs and wanted the cables hidden inside the walls. The job grew to include a Sonos Arc Ultra and a Sonos Beam, one matched to each TV, supplied and set up by NYC TV Guy, and both rooms were finished in a single visit.
Read the story: Two TVs With Sonos Arc Ultra and Beam Soundbars in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
A client's 64-inch Frame TV needed more than a standard mount. A site visit showed it called for the in-wall cable service, so NYC TV Guy supplied a new Sonos Beam soundbar and replanned the visit. The finished TV now sits flush on the bedroom wall with the Beam tucked beneath it.
Read the story: A Frame TV with In-Wall Wiring and a Sonos Beam in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
For a returning commercial client in Manhattan, NYC TV Guy installed a power outlet behind a mounted Samsung TV, wiring it flush on the wall so no cables would show. The finished TV powered on cleanly, with every cable tucked out of sight.
Read the story: A Power Outlet Installed Behind a Flush-Mounted TV in ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
A Manhattan client wanted two TVs mounted with the wires hidden, and he already had both wall mounts. NYC TV Guy mounted both sets, one in the bedroom and one in the living room, with no cables left hanging, exactly as he'd asked.
Read the story: Two TVs Mounted With the Wires Hidden in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, August 2026
In a Manhattan apartment with a Hudson River view, NYC TV Guy mounted two TVs and a Sonos soundbar. Every cable was routed inside the wall for a clean finish in each room.
Read the story: Two-TV Apartment Install With a Sonos Soundbar, ManhattanManhattan, September 2026
The client's TVs had been mounted by another installer who left one cable exposed. She called NYC TV Guy to hide that last cable, add a floating console under her TV, and put up a small shelf in her kitchen, with guests arriving the day after. NYC TV Guy scoped the job from her photos and finished everything in one morning visit.
Read the story: A Floating TV Console with Hidden Wiring in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
A Flatiron office wanted its 65-inch LG OLED to swing away from the wall for easy cable access, with the Sonos Arc and video conference bar kept tidy. The crew took the old setup down, patched the wall and remounted everything on a full-motion arm.
Read the story: An Office TV, a Sonos Arc and a Conference Bar Remounted on a Full-Motion Arm, FlatironManhattan, September 2026
The client's flush-mounted LG wallpaper TV had one giveaway left: a visible power cord. He wanted the outlet moved inside the wall, so NYC TV Guy mapped the exact spot needed to line up behind his slim wall mount and keep every wire out of sight.
Read the story: A Hidden Power Outlet Mapped for a Flush-Mounted LG TV in ChelseaManhattan, July 2026
A client's twenty-year-old, whole-home sound system had stopped working in his apartment. A technician spent roughly an hour and a half tracing twelve ceiling speakers across four rooms back to a dead amplifier in a decades-old equipment rack, then recommended modern equipment to replace it.
Read the story: A Dead Amplifier and Twelve Ceiling Speakers Traced to a Decades-Old RackManhattan, March 2025
A Midtown Manhattan office wanted background music in every corner, so the crew mounted six Sonos Era 100 speakers high on the walls and set each one up.
Read the story: Six Sonos Era 100 Speakers Mounted High Around a Midtown OfficeManhattan, September 2026
An office team in Manhattan wanted their lounge to double as a presentation room. Under an open ceiling of ducts and pipes, two technicians hung a pull-down projector screen and a ceiling projector mount.
Read the story: A Ceiling Projector Mount and Pull-Down Screen for a Manhattan Office LoungeManhattan, September 2026
Four screens were planned across conference and shared spaces in a Manhattan office. The crew moved the existing display and video bar, mounted the screens and covered exposed cable runs.
Read the story: Four Screens Across a Manhattan OfficeManhattan, September 2026
A couple in a new Midtown rental wanted two Samsung Frame Pro TVs with no wires showing and as little wall repair as possible later. The crew fitted recessed outlets, hung both Frames flush and put a Sonos soundbar under each.
Read the story: Two Samsung Frame Pro TVs With Recessed Outlets and Sonos Soundbars in a Midtown RentalManhattan, October 2026
On Bleecker Street, the client's new 85-inch and 65-inch TVs went up on clean white walls with the wires run inside the drywall, and a soundbar under the big screen.
Read the story: An 85-Inch and a 65-Inch TV With the Wires Hidden Inside the Wall, NoHoManhattan, October 2026
The client's wall-mounted TV and Sonos soundbar sat above a wood credenza with cords showing. The crew hid the cables and left a clean wall in this Manhattan living room.
Read the story: Hidden TV Cables Above a Credenza in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted a large TV mounted after the furniture placement was settled. A white cord cover runs down to the outlet and leaves a path for future equipment.
Read the story: An 85-inch TV with a cord cover in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client was moving between apartments and wanted the old TV mount holes patched before handing back the first home.
Read the story: Wall patching after a TV move in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client had two glass globe pendants and a picture of how they should hang over the dining table. Two technicians and a ladder put them up in this Manhattan apartment.
Read the story: Two Glass Pendant Lights Hung Over a Dining Table in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client planned a kitchen hardware change and asked the crew to start there so the room would be free for dinner. Ceiling lights were a separate part of the request.
Read the story: Kitchen hardware replacement in a Manhattan homeManhattan, October 2026
A 55-inch Frame TV needed to sit on a wood-paneled wall, with its connection box in the cabinet and a Sonos soundbar below.
Read the story: Samsung Frame TV and Sonos soundbar on a Manhattan wood wallManhattan, October 2026
A design project brought ceiling speakers to the kitchen and finished artwork and lighting to other rooms of the townhouse.
Read the story: Ceiling speakers and artwork in a Manhattan townhouseManhattan, October 2026
In this Manhattan office, a 65-inch Sony TV moved off the cabinet and onto the tiled wall on a tilting mount. The crew fitted the camera bar, leaving the conference room ready for video calls.
Read the story: A Sony TV and Call Camera Mounted in a Manhattan OfficeManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted one 75-inch Frame TV with recessed power and two other TVs with neat cord covers.
Read the story: Three TVs mounted with a hidden Frame TV outlet in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
The client replaced an older screen with a 55-inch Frame Pro and used the recessed outlet already behind the TV.
Read the story: Samsung Frame Pro replacing a TV in a Brooklyn homeManhattan, October 2026
The client returned to add a Sonos Sub 4 to an existing TV and soundbar setup. The new subwoofer sits beside the console in the finished room.
Read the story: Sonos Sub 4 added to a Manhattan TV setupManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted an LG G6 close to the wall with its cables out of sight. A recessed outlet made room for the TV’s slim mount.
Read the story: LG G6 mounted with a recessed outlet in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
The client wanted a 77-inch LG screen on a swivel mount, with a recessed outlet and soundbar. The finished view shows the TV powered on above the soundbar.
Read the story: A 77-inch OLED TV and soundbar in BrooklynManhattan, October 2026
A 77-inch LG W6 wallpaper TV mounted flat on drywall between floor speakers, with the power outlet moved into a recessed box behind the screen.
Read the story: A 77-inch LG W6 wallpaper TV mounted flush in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted a 55-inch Samsung TV inside a rotating Murphy bed unit. The team mounted it in the furniture’s TV opening and checked the fit.
Read the story: Samsung TV fitted into a Manhattan Murphy bed cabinetManhattan, October 2026
A returning client wanted a TV above the credenza with the cabling routed inside the wall. The crew mounted the screen and checked it on site.
Read the story: TV mounted above a Manhattan credenza with in-wall cablesManhattan, October 2026
The client planned four TVs for the living room, bedroom, TV room and office. The crew matched each mount and cable route to its room.
Read the story: Four LG TVs mounted across a Manhattan apartmentBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client came to us on a friend's recommendation with a 55-inch TV and a cord cover of her own. Our technician Stephen mounted the TV flat to the wall on a flat mount, checked it with a level and ran the cord down to the outlet.
Read the story: A 55-Inch TV Mounted Flat on a Brooklyn Apartment Wall, Cord Tucked Under a CoverManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client wanted a 65-inch TV on the wall with the wires out of sight, but without cutting into the wall. Our technician Stephen mounted it flat and ran a white cord cover straight down to the console.
Read the story: A 65-Inch TV Mounted Flat on a Manhattan Wall, With the Cord Under a White CoverManhattan, October 2026
A family came back to us for a second 65-inch LG TV in another room of a Manhattan apartment. We repeated the set-up they liked: a super-slim wall mount, with the TV sitting flat to the wall. Our technician Stephen mounted it in one visit.
Read the story: A Second 65-Inch LG TV, Mounted Flat in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A returning client wanted a white Sonos Arc Ultra below an existing wall-mounted TV. The technician added the soundbar and its mount to the finished media wall.
Read the story: White Sonos Arc Ultra below a Manhattan TVBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn condo client was weighing an 85-inch and a 98-inch TV and wanted it low on the wall and safe around a future child, with metal studs and a sprinkler pipe nearby. We answered every wall question first, then our crew mounted the TV level.
Read the story: A Very Large TV Mounted Low and Child-Safe in a Brooklyn CondoBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client moving into a new apartment wanted two 65-inch TVs as flat to the wall as possible, with the cables hidden. We hung a super slim mount and a regular mount, put a soundbar below the bedroom TV and checked every TV with a level.
Read the story: Two 65-Inch TVs Mounted Flat to the Wall with Hidden Cables in a Brooklyn ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan performance space wanted its two powered speakers off their floor stands and two projectors hung from the ceiling. The crew mounted both speakers on adjustable wall brackets and set both projectors on ceiling arms beside the sprinkler pipe.
Read the story: Wall-Mounted PA Speakers and Ceiling Projectors in a Manhattan Performance SpaceBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client wanted a 2021 Samsung Frame TV mounted on mount plates already on hand, with the cords covered on the wall surface, and two new mirrors hung in the bedroom. One technician handled all of it in a single visit.
Read the story: A 65-Inch Samsung Frame TV and Two Arched Mirrors in a Brooklyn ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
An 83-inch LG G6 sat lower than the soundbar console in a Manhattan apartment. Our crew moved it up, and a recessed outlet behind it lets the slim mount sit flat on the wall.
Read the story: An 83-Inch LG G6 Mounted Flat Over a Recessed Outlet in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client wanted a TV above a brick fireplace with the soundbar right under it. The crew bolted a full-motion arm above the mantel, levelled the TV and ran the cords under one white cover.
Read the story: A TV and Soundbar on a Full-Motion Mount Above a Brick Fireplace in ManhattanManhattan, October 2026
A returning Manhattan client had seven framed pieces ready to hang, none of them large. The technician leveled each one, from a kitchen print to a gallery wall above the sofa.
Read the story: Seven Framed Pieces and a Gallery Wall Hung Level in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A client in a pre-war Manhattan building had a new 65-inch TV and no idea what the walls were made of. Two technicians mounted it on Friday afternoon and ran a white cord cover down the wall.
Read the story: A 65-Inch TV and a Clean Cord Cover in a Pre-War Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
The client had two framed pictures to hang in Manhattan, and one wall was concrete. The crew came on a weekday afternoon, timed around a baby's nap, and set a large beach print and a pink watercolor level on the wall.
Read the story: Two Framed Pictures Hung in One Visit on a Concrete Wall in ManhattanBrooklyn, October 2026
A Brooklyn client swapped an older Samsung for a 55-inch Frame Pro on a chimney wall of drywall over brick. The crew took the old TV down, mounted the new one above the fireplace and set the soundbar beneath it.
Read the story: A 55-Inch Samsung Frame TV Above a Brooklyn Fireplace, Soundbar UnderneathManhattan, October 2026
A renter on the Upper East Side wanted a 55-inch TV on the wall without opening the drywall, and had no idea what sat behind it. The crew brought the stud finder and mounted it flat in one visit.
Read the story: A 55-Inch TV Mounted on Drywall in an Upper East Side RentalManhattan, October 2026
The client wanted two Samsung Frame TVs on the walls of a Manhattan apartment with no wires showing. The crew set a One Connect box and a new outlet into the wall behind each screen and hung both Frames flat and level.
Read the story: Two Frame TVs in Art Mode, Mounted in a Manhattan ApartmentManhattan, October 2026
A Manhattan client had about five framed pieces and two plug-in swing-arm lights to hang once her new wallpaper was up. We came after it was finished and hung everything straight in one visit.
Read the story: Framed Art and Swing-Arm Wall Lights Hung on New Wallpaper in a Manhattan Apartment
