What's included
- Mounting your wall mount into the wood studs behind drywall
- Hanging the TV and setting it level
- Plugging it into your existing outlet and connecting your devices
SnapWork hangs one TV on the wall mount you bought, screwed into the wood studs behind your drywall, set level, and plugged into the outlet and devices you already have. You supply the TV and a mount sized for it. Brick, stone, tile, above-fireplace spots and hiding wires inside the wall are not part of the standard job; we price those from your photo first. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
One TV, one wall mount you bought, and a drywall wall with wood studs behind it. The pro finds the studs, mounts the bracket level, hangs the TV, and plugs it in. If you want streaming boxes or a sound bar connected in the same visit, add device setup to your request.
Walls that aren't plain drywall, spots above a fireplace, very large or heavy TVs, and any request to hide wires inside the wall. Send a photo of the whole wall and we'll give you the price before you book.
Clear the area in front of the wall, have the mount box open with all its hardware, and know which devices you want connected.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
Yes. Buy a mount made for your TV's size and weight and have it at home. The standard job is hanging that mount into the studs and setting the TV level.
The price depends on the wall and where the TV goes, so we price it from your photo. You see the price before you book.
Hiding wires inside the wall or adding an outlet behind the TV is extra work and may need an electrician. Ask in your request and we price it from your photo. A paintable cord cover on the wall is often the simpler choice.
Sometimes. Masonry, stone and fireplace walls need different anchors and checks, so we look at your photo first and tell you what's possible.
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