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A family in San Mateo wanted their living room decluttered: a 65-inch TV sitting on a low stand, a tangle of cables behind it, and two boxes of floating shelves waiting for a free weekend that never came. They booked one handyman visit for all of it.
We located the studs, checked the wall material and used a rated mount for the TV size. The cables went inside the wall through an in-wall rated kit, so the result is a completely clean look. Drag the slider above to compare.
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Height matters more than most people think: the center of the screen should sit at seated eye level. We measure it for every room instead of guessing.
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Floating shelves fail when they go into drywall anchors alone. Ours went into studs with hidden brackets, checked with a level at every step, so they hold real weight: books, plants, speakers.
One visit, three jobs, zero cables in sight. TV mounting starts at $120, floating shelves at $100 per shelf, and wire hiding in drywall adds $80. The whole living room took about three hours.
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