$100-$300
Most assembly and mounting jobs. Final price is set in your free written quote.
Cost depends on the number and complexity of pieces, or the TV size and mount type – a single small item is quick, while multiple furniture pieces or a larger in-wall mount takes more time.
For a TV, we locate solid wall framing before drilling instead of relying on drywall anchors alone, and use different hardware for brick or fireplace walls. Cabling is routed behind the wall or through cable channels. Flat-pack pieces from any retailer, from bookshelves and wardrobes to beds and desks, are assembled once and correctly.
New flat-pack furniture still in the box, a TV you want mounted into real wall framing rather than just drywall anchors, or a previous DIY attempt that didn't go quite as planned are all good reasons to call.
Flat-pack furniture is engineered to go together once, correctly – stripped screws and misaligned panels from a rushed DIY attempt are harder to fix than starting fresh, so we take the time to do it properly.
A TV mount is only as strong as what it's screwed into – we locate solid framing before drilling, which is the difference between a TV that stays put and one that doesn't.
We route and tidy the cabling as part of the mount, not just hang the TV and leave a tangle behind.
Every job gets a quote in writing before we start – no verbal estimates that change later.
Based in Ottawa and familiar with the city's mix of century homes and newer builds.
From one quick fix to a full repair list, we take it on.
Tell us what needs fixing and we'll follow up with a free written quote.
Pick a time that works. We confirm the scope and materials before we arrive.
Tidy, on time, and protecting your floors and furniture as we go.
We walk the finished job with you before we call it done.
Yes – it needs different hardware than a stud-and-drywall wall, but it's a job we handle regularly.
Flat-pack items from any retailer – bookshelves, wardrobes, beds, desks, and similar.
In most cases, yes – we route cabling behind the wall or through cable channels as part of the mount so it looks tidy, not just hung with cords hanging down.