Question 1

What happens if something goes wrong with my Charlotte install?

Accepted Answer

Yes — a 3-year workmanship warranty on every Charlotte job, done by licensed, bonded, $2M-insured technicians. No gig workers, no marketplace subcontracting.

Question 2

Do you install oversized TVs in Charlotte?

Accepted Answer

An 85-inch TV is not automatically too large, but screen size alone is not enough to approve the installation. The installer must confirm the panel weight, bracket rating, available structure, clearances, and a safe lifting plan.

Question 3

I rent in Charlotte — can you still mount my TV?

Accepted Answer

A renter-friendly plan starts with written permission when required and confirmation of the wall type. The installer can limit unnecessary holes and explain the likely repair area, but the landlord or manager controls move-out and deposit decisions.

Question 4

My Charlotte home has tricky walls — can you still mount my TV?

Accepted Answer

Standard drywall, older plaster, masonry, tile, and concrete can often support a TV when the underlying assembly and attachment point are suitable. The installer assesses the wall before drilling rather than assuming one anchor works everywhere.

Question 5

Can you hide the TV wires inside the wall in Charlotte?

Accepted Answer

We can often conceal power and signal cables, but the result depends on the wall cavity, fire blocking, construction material, and outlet locations. The installer verifies a compliant route on site rather than promising that every cord can go inside every wall.