TV Mounting in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn

Brooklyn Heights co-ops and townhouses are typically pre-war construction — plaster walls, herringbone parquet floors, and original wood trim. The buildings date back as far as the 1820s and every wall tells a different story. We arrive knowing which anchors work on plaster, which walls are likely brick-backed, and how to route cables without disturbing original woodwork.

Building management in Brooklyn Heights is often strict. Many co-op boards require a COI before any contractor enters. We prepare that documentation in advance so your super has everything needed before we show up.

We also understand the aesthetic sensibility of this neighborhood. Clients here often want the installation to be essentially invisible — no visible wires, mounts that sit flush, and cable plates that blend into the plaster wall color.