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Furniture assembly detailsSMALL-JOB TV MOUNTING
Rick handles the physical mounting of televisions on accessible interior walls when the TV, bracket, wall, and access are a practical fit. Share the details first so he can confirm the scope.
Serving Hemet and San Jacinto, California.
A CLEAR, PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
The service stays focused on safely positioning and physically mounting the television—not configuring the electronics around it.
BEFORE THE JOB IS CONFIRMED
The television and bracket are selected, the wall is accessible, and the requested position, wall surface, nearby outlets, and obstacles are described clearly.
Masonry, tile, plaster, fireplace locations, unusually large or heavy televisions, tall access, in-wall wiring, new outlets, and device or account setup are not assumed to be included.
HELP RICK CHECK THE FIT
TV MOUNTING QUESTIONS
Still unsure? Send the details and Rick can decide whether the job fits this small-job service.
If you already purchased a bracket, include its model or product link with the request. If you have not, provide the TV model and wall details so Rick can explain what information is still needed before the job is confirmed.
No. Basic visible cable connections may be included, but in-wall routing, new outlets, electrical work, and electronics setup are outside the advertised small-job service.
Not automatically. The wall surface, construction, television weight, bracket, requested location, and access must be reviewed first so Rick can decide whether the job is a practical fit.
Yes, include every requested item in the same quote description. Rick can review the complete list and say which tasks fit together.
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