TV Mounting in Upper East Side, Manhattan

The Upper East Side is Manhattan's densest concentration of white-glove co-op buildings, and those buildings have strict protocols. Many Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue buildings require the super to be present during any work, have weight limits on service elevators, and maintain approved-vendor lists. We are experienced with all of it — we know to call ahead, confirm service entrance hours, and arrive with every piece of documentation ready.

In the pre-war apartments that dominate this neighborhood, plaster walls and ornate plaster crown molding mean cable routing requires real care. We plan every route before we open a wall so your crown molding stays intact and the finished installation looks intentional rather than improvised.

Post-war buildings in Yorkville and the East 90s are typically concrete-frame with drywall over metal studs, which is straightforward — but the older rental buildings in the 70s and 80s blocks can still have lathe-and-plaster interiors that require the same careful approach as pre-war co-ops.