Rtechwork — Serving Royal Oak, Oakland County

TV Mounting in Royal Oak, Michigan

Flawless, professional TV mounting for Royal Oak homes — perfectly level, with wiring completely concealed.

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TV Mounting for Royal Oak Homes & Businesses

Rtechwork provides expert TV mounting throughout Royal Oak and the surrounding Oakland County communities. Homes near Washington Avenue come in every wall type — plaster, drywall, brick, and stone — and each one gets the correct anchors and a careful, experienced hand, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

We position every TV at the ideal height and viewing angle and conceal all cabling for a clean, custom look. As a local Metro Detroit installer, we treat every Royal Oak home with the same care, from a bedroom flat screen to a large display over the fireplace.

Ready to get started? Request your free Royal Oak quote or call (313) 924-8379.

What’s Included

  • Secure TV mounting on plaster, drywall, brick and stone
  • Fixed, tilting, and full-motion articulating mounts
  • Wiring fully concealed in-wall or in low-profile channels
  • Ideal height and viewing-angle positioning
  • Safe, expert above-fireplace and mantel installations
  • Any TV size, from bedrooms to great rooms
Royal Oak TV Mounting Reviews
What Metro Detroit homeowners and businesses say about our royal oak tv mounting work
★★★★★

Had my TV mounted and it came out flawless. They hid the cables in the wall and made sure it was perfectly level. Quick, tidy, and friendly local service.

Chris M.
Google Review
★★★★★

Rtechwork does outstanding work. Extremely professional very detailed. I have used their services numerous times and has recommended family members and did a great job for them as well!

Roy S.
Google Review

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