Audio/Visual
TV mounting and boardroom A/V, cables out of sight
Mounting a screen is easy. Mounting it level, into something that will actually hold it, with the cables hidden and the sources reachable. That's the part people call us back about.
At a glance
- Drywall, brick, concrete and stud
- Cables concealed in-wall or in trunking
- Boardroom video conferencing
- Multi-room and zoned audio
The mount is the part that matters
Most failed installs come down to the fixing. A heavy screen anchored into drywall instead of a stud, or into masonry with the wrong plug, will hold for months and then won't. We identify what's behind the surface before drilling and fix into something structural.
Concealment is the other half. Cables run inside the wall through proper media enclosures, or in trunking where in-wall isn't possible, so there's nothing hanging down and nothing to trip over.
Meeting rooms that work first time
The most expensive minutes in any business are the ten at the start of a meeting where nobody can get the screen working. We set up boardroom A/V so a guest can connect without help: one obvious cable or one wireless option, a camera and microphone that cover the whole table, and no adapter drawer.
What you get
Included as standard unless it says otherwise. Add-ons are priced separately and named as such.
- Display mountingFixed, tilting or full-motion mounts into structural fixings.
- In-wall cable concealmentMedia enclosures and rated cable, or trunking where required.
- Boardroom video conferencingCamera, microphone and speaker coverage for the whole room.
- Source integrationLaptops, streaming devices and room PCs set up and labelled.
- Multi-room & zoned audioCeiling or surface speakers zoned to how the space is used.
- Calibration & walkthroughPicture and sound set up properly, then demonstrated to your team.
The process, start to finish
Every job follows the same shape, so you always know where you are in it.
Site & mount survey
Wall construction checked, positions and viewing angles agreed.
Quote
Mounts, cabling, concealment method and any A/V hardware scoped.
Mount
Screens fixed into structure, level and secure.
Conceal cabling
Runs routed in-wall through enclosures, or in matched trunking.
Configure & calibrate
Sources, audio zones and conferencing set up and tuned.
Walkthrough
We show your team how to use it, including guest connection.
Want this scoped for your site?
Tell us the building and what you're trying to achieve. We'll tell you what it takes, and whether you actually need it.
Before you call
Can you mount on brick or concrete?
Yes. Masonry is often a better fixing than drywall: it just needs the right anchors and a drill that will get through it.
Can the cables be hidden inside the wall?
In most walls, yes, using rated in-wall cable and a media enclosure behind the screen. Where the wall construction or fire rating won't allow it, we use matched trunking that's far tidier than loose cable.
Do you set up video conferencing?
Yes. Camera, microphones and speakers sized to the room, integrated with Teams, Zoom or Meet, and tested with a real call before we leave.
Do you do residential TV mounting?
Yes. It's a large part of our residential work, including above fireplaces and on masonry.