TV Wall & Media Wall Installation in San Mateo

Super professional. Wore booties over their shoes. Mounted an 85" Samsung and a heavy oak floating console in our Sugarloaf condo. The metal studs made it tricky, but they had the right toggle anchors.

I needed a TV mounted on the patio of our Sunnybrae house. They used a weatherproof, galvanized steel mount and routed the outdoor-rated cables through the exterior stucco siding seamlessly. Perfect for summer BBQs.

I was worried about mounting the TV above our stone veneer fireplace in Sugarloaf. The technician used a specialized diamond-tipped drill bit to get through the stone without cracking it. Looks absolutely stunning.

Honestly, the best part was the cable management. My husband usually leaves a rat's nest of HDMI cords. They installed a dual-gang recessed power box behind the OLED in our Sunnybrae home. Everything is completely hidden.

Fast, clean, and exact. My husband is super picky about symmetry. The tech used a stud finder and a digital level to ensure the Frame TV in our Shoreview home was dead center on the wall down to the fraction of an inch.

My son’s gaming setup in his room in Laurelwood was a mess of cords. We hired them to install an in-wall power bridge and a flush mount for his monitor. The difference is night and day. Completely wire-free look.

Finally found someone who knows how to drill into old lath and plaster without destroying the living room wall. Fast and rock solid mount.

We have one of those Eichler homes up in the Highlands with the wood paneling. I was terrified of someone ruining the original wood. The tech used a green beam laser level, found the exact structural supports, and the TV looks like it's floating. No ugly wires anywhere.

Excellent work mounting a massive 98-inch screen in our Shoreview basement remodel. They had to reinforce the wall framing before hanging it. The structural integrity is rock solid, and the cable management behind the wall is immaculate.

The installer was named Mike, very polite. We live near the Marina Lagoon, and the moisture sometimes messes with older hardware. He made sure to use rust-resistant lag screws for our outdoor patio media setup.

They were running a bit late due to traffic on the 101, but communicated well. The installation itself in our Laurelwood living room was flawless. They even helped me program the universal remote for the new soundbar setup.

Outstanding service. The tech brought a laser level to ensure the soundbar was exactly parallel to the TV in our Highlands home. It's those little details that make the difference between a DIY job and a pro install.

I live right off El Camino Real, and sometimes the traffic vibrations make things rattle. They added some rubber acoustic dampeners behind the mounting bracket for our OLED. Now there's absolutely no rattling against the drywall when big trucks drive by.

We had a disaster with a previous handyman who left massive holes in our Hayward Park lath and plaster walls. R8Works fixed the drywall damage AND got the TV mounted securely the same afternoon.

They don't mess around. Arrived in a branded van, laid down protective mats over our hardwood floors in San Mateo Park, and used a magnetic stud finder to locate the exact center of the studs. True professionals.

The HOA board here in Hayward Park is notoriously strict about any structural modifications. R8Works supplied the insurance certs immediately and used acoustic backing when mounting the floating console so the shared wall wouldn't transmit bass to our neighbor. Seriously impressed with how clean the conduit routing is.

We had a nightmare trying to mount a curved Samsung in our Shoreview home. The previous owners left huge anchors in the wall. The tech removed them, patched the drywall flawlessly, and used a multi-position articulating mount that lets us view from the kitchen.

I just needed a simple media wall setup in my apartment near downtown San Mateo. The guy showed up, threw down a drop cloth, used a vacuum while drilling to catch the dust, and had the Frame TV mounted flush in under two hours.

Man, dealing with the shallow walls in our Eichler was driving me crazy. I didn't think we could hide the cables for the frame tv at all. The team used some sort of fiberglass wire snake and got the media wall perfectly flush without hacking up the post-and-beam. Super clean work and they showed up on time.

I am not tech-savvy at all. Not only did they build a beautiful slat-wood media wall in my Beresford Park home, but they stayed an extra 30 minutes to show me how to use the Apple TV and sound system they integrated.

They installed a drop-down motorized mount for our bedroom TV in Beresford Park. It hides in the ceiling when we aren't using it. The motor is super quiet, and the drywall patching around the cutout is invisible.

The old plaster walls in our Baywood home are a nightmare to drill into without them crumbling. They used painters tape and a slow-speed drill technique that prevented any blowout. Flawless mounting job.

Just flawless execution. I bought a massive motorized mount for my 77" LG. It weighs a ton. They secured it to the sheer wall in my North Central apartment with zero issues.

Trying to get an appointment for anything in Bay Meadows is a nightmare right now. These guys showed up exactly when they said they would. They used heavy duty toggle bolts for the metal studs in our townhouse and had the 75-inch screen up in 45 minutes flat.

Solid work. Had a massive 100-inch screen and custom cabinet installed in our Hillsdale house. They brought their own scaffolding basically to get it lifted safely. Used commercial-grade lag bolts. Thing isn't moving an inch, even in an earthquake.

We had an old brick chimney we wanted to mount the TV over in San Mateo Park. I didn't want to drill into the historic brick. They engineered a ceiling-suspended mount that drops down right in front of the fireplace. Brilliant solution.

We had a tight space between two built-in bookshelves in our Aragon home. The tech measured everything three times, found the center line perfectly, and mounted the TV with exactly a half-inch of clearance on either side.

Living in an older home in Aragon means our walls are basically made of rock-hard 1930s plaster. Two other companies wouldn't even touch the media wall project. These guys came in with an SDS rotary hammer and carbide bits, got the 85-inch mounted, and routed all the cables behind the baseboards perfectly. Zero cracking on the plaster.

Our condominium association in Hayward Park maintains exceptionally strict acoustic regulations regarding wall-mounted fixtures. The technicians were well-versed in these requirements and implemented the necessary acoustic isolation during the media wall construction. The final integration is flawless, and the property manager approved the work immediately upon inspection. Highly recommended.

The brick fireplace in our Aragon bungalow is beautiful but uneven. I couldn't figure out how to mount a TV without it looking crooked. The technician used custom shims and a masonry bit, making the bracket perfectly level across the uneven brick.

The quote was a bit higher than a generic tasker, but you get what you pay for. The custom LED backlighting they installed behind the acoustic panels in our Hillsdale theater room is insane.

Super clear communication. They built a custom media cabinet in our Fiesta Gardens living room. The wood finish matches our mid-century modern aesthetic perfectly, and they ran a hidden conduit for the fiber optic HDMI cable to our receiver.

Our Shoreview bungalow has weirdly spaced studs, like 24 inches apart instead of 16. They had to cut open the drywall, install custom wood blocking, and patch it back up before mounting the electric fireplace and TV combo. The drywall patch job was so smooth you can't even tell.

We bought one of those ultra-thin LG Gallery OLEDs for our apartment in North Central. It needs to sit perfectly flush. The tech recessed the power box into the wall so the TV literally looks like a picture frame.

I tried to DIY a recessed media box in my Baywood condo. Hit a metal stud and gave up. Called them on a Tuesday, they fixed my mess by Thursday. Used heavy-duty snap toggles for the metal studs and got the Sonos Arc perfectly flush.

The HOA in our Hayward Park condo complex requires a $1M insurance policy for any contractor work. R8Works had it ready to go. They mounted the TV securely to the metal framing and cleaned up every speck of drywall dust before leaving.

Needed three monitors mounted for my home trading desk in Aragon. They used a laser level to get the bezels perfectly aligned with a millimeter tolerance. Incredible attention to detail.

Most guys just slap the bracket on the wall and leave. R8Works spent twenty minutes mapping out the plumbing in the wall of our San Mateo Park bathroom before mounting the small waterproof TV. Used a specialized borescope to make sure they didn't hit any pipes.

We converted the garage in our Fiesta Gardens house into a home theater. They built out a false wall to house all the AV receiver gear and three screens. Took three days, but the craftsmanship on the finish carpentry around the screens is top notch.

Our condo near the San Mateo Bridge has metal studs, which I didn't even know was a thing until my husband tried to drill into one. R8Works came out, used the proper metal toggles, and secured the TV in no time.

We live in one of the newer developments near Hillsdale Mall. The builder used cheap drywall. They noticed it right away and opted for SnapToggle anchors instead of standard screws to ensure the 85-inch Sony wouldn't pull out of the wall.

Moved into a new build in Bay Meadows. You'd think the walls would be perfect, but the studs were totally misaligned for centered mounting. They cut out a square of drywall, added structural bracing, and mounted the articulating arm perfectly centered.