These are the jobs that sit unfinished the longest. The TV still leaning against the wall three weeks after delivery. The flat-pack in the box. The pictures stacked in the corner of the bedroom. None of them take long — they just need doing.
TV Wall Mounting
Any size, any wall type. Anchored into studs and cables run inside the wall.
Furniture Assembly
Flat-pack built properly, squared up, with nothing left wobbling.
Appliance Installation
Delivered but not hooked up? We finish what the delivery crew wouldn't.
Call or text 480-800-7797. Tell us the TV size, or send a photo of the box.
Step 2
Get a Quote
We come back with a price. Free, no obligation.
Step 3
We Do the Work
Packaging taken away with us, nothing left for you to break down.
Step 4
You Approve, Then You Pay
Check it before we go. Quoted price is the price.
A TV Is Only as Safe as What's Behind It
A 65-inch TV on a bracket is a lot of weight hanging off a few fixings, and drywall anchors are not what’s holding it up in any install worth paying for. We find the studs, anchor into them, and check the bracket is level before the TV goes anywhere near it.
Cable management is the other half. Running the cables inside the wall rather than down the front is the difference between a mounted TV and a finished one, and it’s a small amount of extra work at install time versus a much bigger job later. Tell us where the outlet and the box are when you book and we’ll plan the route before we arrive.
Furniture assembly is where instructions defeat reasonable people. A wardrobe built slightly out of square never quite closes, and a bed frame put together with the fixings finger-tight works loose within a month. We build it properly, square it up, and take the packaging with us.
Same with the appliance that arrived and got left in the middle of the kitchen. Washers, dryers, dishwashers and over-range microwaves — connected, tested and levelled. Add picture hanging, mirrors, curtain rods and blinds, and this is the tab where the small stuff finally gets cleared.
