So many people are wanting to mount their TV’s to the wall. Whether they are brand new or their current TV, it doesn’t matter. And the reason why? Well, there so many benefits to mounting your TV to the wall. Not only does it create more space and add style to the room, but it is also the safer option. Say goodbye to the days of worrying that your family, friends or pets are going to accidentally knock the TV from the cabinet or are going to trip over messy cables.
If you are one of the many who would like to have their TV mounted to the wall, we have a question to ask you… are you planning on doing it yourself or calling a professional? If you said yes to calling a professional; we are relieved. See, mounting a TV to the wall isn’t as easy as you would think. And if not done correctly, you can risk damaging your TV or even worse you. Which is why it is so important to call the experts.
At Jim’s Antennas, not only are our technicians experts but they are also passionate and will always ensure that your TV is mounted, safely and securely, and that all cables are hidden. They can also help recommend the right bracket for your TV and needs, which is an added bonus, especially as there are so many different types of brackets from flush wall mount to swivel to ceiling mounted. Also, it’s imperative that your TV is mounted at the correct height and position for your neck.
When you call the experts you can be assured that the job will be done to the highest standards, and if any challenges arise, at least you know your TV is in good hands. Like, Luke from Jim’s Antenna Shepparton’s customer. The install proved to be a bit of a challenge as the wall was full of insulation and the power cable for the TV along with a HDMI cable needed to be concealed in the wall cavity.
But with the right know how and tools, Luke was able to conceal the cables for a neat and tidy finish that both Luke and the customer were very pleased with.

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