Caudill’s mounts flat-screen and OLED TVs of all sizes in homes across Greensboro, from historic builds in Fisher Park to downtown condos with exposed brick. Our licensed electricians handle every detail, from stud location and secure anchoring to full in-wall cable concealment and new outlet installation, so you get a clean, finished result without having to manage multiple contractors.
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TV Mounting & Installation Services in Greensboro, NC
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| TV Wall Mounting | We secure your TV to wood studs, masonry, or metal-stud walls using hardware rated for your screen’s size and weight. |
| In-Wall Cable Concealment | We fish HDMI and AV cables through the wall for a completely wire-free look. |
| Behind-TV Outlet Installation | We install a new recessed outlet in the wall so the power cord never runs down the face of the outlet. |
| Articulating & Tilt Mount Setup | We install full-motion, tilt, or flat-profile mounts based on your room layout and preferred viewing angle. |
| Soundbar Mounting | We mount your soundbar and route its cables alongside the TV for a unified, clean setup. |
| Streaming Device Setup | We connect and configure Apple TV, Roku, or Fire TV Stick for immediate use before we leave. |
Why Choose Caudill’s for TV Mounting in Greensboro
Choosing a TV mounting provider in Greensboro comes down to safety, electrical capability, workmanship quality, and trusted local experience.
| What Matters | The Caudill’s Difference | Other Providers in Greensboro |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical Licensing | We hold a full NC electrical license. We add outlets, run new circuits, and pull permits as part of your installation. | TV mounting-only services are not licensed to run new wiring. A cord-free result may not be possible. |
| Local Wall Knowledge | We’ve worked on plaster walls in Fisher Park, downtown brick lofts, and Grandover metal-stud builds since 1973. | App-based or out-of-town crews may not recognize the wall types common in Greensboro’s older neighborhoods. |
| Complete Cable Concealment | Every cable disappears inside the wall, including the power cord, for a truly wire-free result. | Many services conceal only HDMI cables and leave the power cord visible down the wall. |
| Clean Finish | We patch all drill holes and leave the walls looking untouched. | Many installers leave exposed anchor holes and drywall dust for the homeowner to address. |
| Upfront Pricing | You receive a clear quote before work starts, with no fees added at the door. | Gig-based services often add charges for cable concealment, wall type, or screen size upon arrival. |
| Local Reputation | 250+ five-star Google reviews from Greensboro and Triad homeowners. | Few local providers match our verified review history in the community. |
Why Local Experience Matters in Greensboro Homes
Greensboro’s housing stock runs the full spectrum, from century-old historic homes in Fisher Park to open-concept new builds in New Irving Park. The wall behind your TV determines which hardware we use, how we route cables, and how long the job takes. Here’s what that means for your neighborhood.
Historic Homes in Fisher Park, Latham Park, and College Hill
Fisher Park is one of Greensboro’s most well-known historic districts, with most homes built between the 1900s and 1930s. Those homes were constructed with plaster-and-lath walls, not standard drywall. Standard TV mount anchors don’t reliably grip plaster, and a 65-inch screen on a failed anchor poses a real safety risk.
Our technicians locate structural studs behind the plaster before drilling and use mounting hardware rated for the wall’s composition and the TV’s weight. We fill every drill entry point after installation, so the wall looks untouched.
Older homes also have limited electrical access. When a homeowner wants zero visible cords, including the power cord, we run a new outlet directly behind the TV. In North Carolina, adding new wiring requires a licensed electrician and a permit. Caudill holds that license. A TV mounting-only company does not.
Newer Builds in New Irving Park, Grandover, and Starmount Forest
Newer Greensboro construction uses standard drywall, but a growing number of these builds frame interior walls with metal studs instead of wood. A standard wood-stud screw will shear under load in a metal stud wall. Our technicians identify your wall’s framing before we start and select hardware designed for the material in front of them.
Downtown Condos and Lofts
Exposed brick is a common feature in units in downtown Greensboro. Brick mounting requires hammer-drill bits and masonry-rated sleeve anchors. We assess the condition of the brick and mortar before drilling, because older mortar can crumble if a technician isn’t careful. We use appropriate anchors and apply them correctly so the mount holds without damaging the wall.
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How Every Installation Works
Every TV mounting project follows a structured installation process to ensure secure mounting, clean cable management, and a finished setup that’s ready to use before we leave.
| Step | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Site Assessment | We locate studs or masonry, identify wall material, check for nearby wiring, and confirm anchor points for your screen size. |
| Mount Installation | We drill into verified structural support and torque hardware to manufacturer specifications. |
| Cable Routing | We fish cables through the wall and install a new outlet behind the TV when required. |
| TV Placement | We hang and level the display, then adjust tilt or swivel to your preferred angle. |
| Device Connection | We connect your devices and confirm a full picture and audio before we leave. |
| Cleanup | We patch entry holes, remove packaging, and clean the work area. |
What Our Customers Say
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“Jared was great! He installed our TV very quickly and it looks terrific. He was very patient in showing us how the TV worked and made sure we were comfortable with everything before he left. Great job!”
— Susan D.
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“Kevin and Ethan came out to install our system and their customer service and attention to detail was outstanding. Thank you both for taking the time to explain everything in detail to us and for the detail that you both went into to make sure that we had everything that we needed with our system.”
— Tiffani L.
Frequently Asked Questions
What TV sizes do you mount?
We mount TVs from 32 inches up to 85 inches and larger. Hardware selection depends on screen size, weight, and wall type.
Can you mount a TV on a plaster wall?
Yes. We locate structural studs behind the plaster and use hardware suited for that wall composition. We patch all entry points before we leave.
Will the power cord be hidden?
It can be. We install a recessed outlet behind the TV so the power cord runs inside the wall. This is electrical work that requires a licensed contractor and a permit in NC, both of which Caudill’s handles.
How long does installation take?
Most single-TV mounts with in-wall cable concealment take two to three hours. Installations that include new outlet work may take longer, depending on the wall and access.
Do you serve all of Greensboro?
Yes. We serve all Greensboro neighborhoods, including Fisher Park, Old Irving Park, New Irving Park, Latham Park, Starmount Forest, College Hill, Downtown Greensboro, and Southside.
About Caudill’s
Founded in 1973, Caudill’s is a family-owned electrical and AV company serving Greensboro and the Piedmont Triad. We hold a full NC electrical license and keep all work in-house, with no subcontractors. That means you always know who’s in your home, and we stand behind every installation with a written labor warranty. When you call, you speak with someone local who can answer your questions and schedule service, often within 48 hours.
Our Greensboro, NC Service Area
We serve homeowners throughout Greensboro, NC, including:
- Fisher Park
- Old Irving Park
- New Irving Park
- Latham Park
- Starmount Forest
- Lake Jeanette
- Lindley Park
- Downtown Greensboro
- Oak Ridge
- Summerfield
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