Six standing jobs and three pricing rolls. Every line shows what's included, what the wall needs, and what the line item costs. The figure in your reply is the figure on your invoice. No "from $". No trip fees.
VALID FOR 30 DAYS
QUOTED FROM PHOTO
FIXED AT INTAKE
SIGNED OFF ON WALL
Every job is its own checklist, its own time-on-site, its own bracket spec. We don't shoehorn a fireplace install into a living-room sequence; different walls, different anchors, different sheets.
The everyday sheet. Studs found by hand and confirmed by sensor; anchors matched to the wall; screen levelled twice; cord drop tied tidy to your console. Bracket included in the line item.
Pull-down or tilt bracket to bring the screen back to a comfortable line for the neck. Heat-aware hardware. On gas fireplaces, surface temperature is read at peak burn before placement is finalised.
HDMI and signal run inside the wall via a code-compliant kit. Power outlet relocated behind the screen so nothing visible passes between television and console. Patch and spackle the cut-outs ready for paint.
Swing, tilt and pivot brackets for kitchens, bedrooms and rooms where the sofa isn't on the same axis as the stud. Full range of motion checked under load before sign-off, every time.
Soundbar bracketed under (or above) the screen, audio cable routed through the cord drop or wall channel. Works with most brands — bring the bar; we bring the bracket, the fasteners, and the patience to align true.
Moving a screen to another wall, room or address. Dismount cleanly, spackle previous anchor holes ready for paint, re-mount in the new spot. One job sheet covers both ends; one trip; no scars on the wall left behind.
Three flat figures — not ranges. The figure in your reply is the figure on the invoice. If the on-site reality is harder than scoped, we eat the difference and tell you why on the way out.
Standard living-room or bedroom mount on a drywall stud bay. The honest baseline.
The standard upgrade — bigger screen, tilt or full-motion bracket, cables hidden inside the wall.
Fireplaces, masonry, plaster-on-lath, odd-stud-spacing — the harder rooms, same standing sheet.
ADD-ONS (RELOCATE, SECOND SCREEN, EXTRA CABLE RUN) ARE LISTED ON YOUR JOB SHEET WITH THEIR OWN FLAT FIGURES · NO "FROM $" · NO TRIP FEES
The whole procedure, in four steps, from photo to warranty. Each step has a fixed time and a written check. The job sheet is yours to keep.
A photograph of the wall, the make and size of the screen, and the postcode. The workshop replies within a working day with a fixed job sheet.
Reply "yes" to the sheet, pick one of the two open slots, the workshop pencils the van in. 90-minute arrival window confirmed on the morning of.
Cloths down, studs marked, placement checked with you before any drill. After the install, the sheet is signed by both of us, on the spot.
Range of motion checked, cables hidden, cloths up, dust vacuumed, packaging out with us. The signed sheet is your 12-month warranty.
Seven questions that come up most weeks, answered the way we'd answer them in your kitchen. If yours isn't here, just open a quote — we'd rather write a real reply than make you read a longer page.
A single sheet, on workshop letterhead. Top: your details, the install address, and a thumbnail of the photo you sent. Middle: line items (bracket, install, cable hide if requested, patch if requested) with a fixed figure beside each, totalling at the bottom. Bottom: time on site, the bracket model, the warranty terms, and a signature line for both of us.
The version you receive by email and the version we bring on site are identical. We bring two paper copies; one signed for you, one signed for the binder.
Yes. Once you tell us the make and size of your screen, the workshop chooses a bracket matched to both the screen and the wall behind it. The bracket cost is on the job sheet as its own line; included in the flat figure.
If you already own one and would like us to fit yours, we use it and adjust the figure down by the cost we would have charged. We only ever say no if the bracket isn't safe for the wall or the screen.
The everyday wall mount runs 45 minutes to an hour. Above-the-fireplace or in-wall cable runs are closer to 90 minutes. We don't book two jobs on top of each other; the time on your job sheet is the time we plan to be there.
Depends which roll you choose. On Roll 01 the cables are tied into a neat cord drop down to your console — visible but tidy. On Roll 02 and Roll 03 the cables go inside the wall via a code-compliant kit, with the power outlet relocated behind the screen, so nothing shows between the TV and the console at all.
Usually, but we always check on-site. We let the fireplace burn at peak for 10–15 minutes and read the surface temperature where the screen would sit. If the wall gets uncomfortable to touch, we recommend either a pull-down bracket that brings the screen down in use, or — honestly — a different wall. We don't mount screens we believe will cook.
Card, bank transfer, or cheque — whichever's easiest. The invoice (same figure as the job sheet) arrives by email the evening of the install; we'd rather you took a day to settle it than dug for a card at the door.
Fully — public liability and workmanship. The 12-month workmanship warranty runs from the date your signed job sheet says: if anything about our work fails inside that window, we come back at no cost. The insurance certificate is available on request before the install.
One photograph, one make-and-size, one postcode. A signed job sheet by return in a working day with line items, time on site, and the next two open windows. Most installs are signed off the same week.