Mounting a TV above a fireplace looks sleek — but heat, viewing angle, and wiring are real challenges. We solve all three so your display stays safe and comfortable to watch.
A fireplace TV install requires heat protection, a full-motion tilt mount to correct the viewing angle, and careful wiring — things a standard wall mount job skips entirely.
We measure the temperature above your firebox at height and confirm it's within safe operating range for your TV — or recommend a mantle extension.
A down-tilt articulating arm corrects the steep viewing angle so you're not craning your neck during a 2-hour movie.
Power and HDMI run through the wall to an outlet below the mantle — completely hidden, up to code.
We locate studs or use masonry anchors rated for your TV's weight, every time, regardless of material.
Streaming devices, soundbar, and cable box organized in a cabinet below — everything in one clean install.
If heat is too high, we can add a floating mantle shelf to push the TV out of the heat zone.
We protect your TV, fix the viewing angle, and hide every cable — in a single visit for most installs.
We assess your fireplace type, heat output, wall material, and recommend the right mount and height.
Full-motion mount selected, in-wall wiring kit chosen, and all parts ordered before install day.
Masonry or wood stud anchors installed, mount leveled precisely, and all hardware torqued to spec.
In-wall power and HDMI run, TV hung, all source devices connected and tested before we leave.
With the right precautions — yes. We verify operating temperatures at mount height, use a tilt mount to reduce viewing angle strain, and confirm adequate clearance. Gas fireplaces are generally safer than wood-burning; we assess each situation individually.
We typically use a full-motion articulating mount with strong down-tilt capability. This corrects the steep angle that comes from mounting high above the mantle.
Yes. We run both HDMI and power through the wall with an in-wall wiring kit, terminating in a new outlet installed directly below the TV. No visible cables.
Generally 6–12 inches above the mantle, depending on heat output and viewing angle. We measure both during your free consultation.
Yes — we serve all of Lancaster County including Lititz, Ephrata, Manheim, Elizabethtown, Columbia, Millersville, Strasburg, and more.
Book your free in-home consultation. We'll confirm safety, pick the right mount, and handle everything in one clean visit.