LVC · Building Technology
TV mounting without the wire mess.
LVC mounts TVs, tidies visible cables where practical and connects soundbars and streaming devices. Start with the screen, the wall and the equipment you want to use.
Before buying a mount
Bring the TV and wall details.
Screen and mount
Share the TV size and model, whether you own a mount, and the viewing position. Wall type and mounting choices matter.
Devices and cables
Include the soundbar, streaming box, console or cable box you want connected. Cable concealment depends on the available route and finishes.
Power and access
Explain where power is available and what is behind the wall. If a new outlet is needed, the work may require a licensed electrician.
A practical installation
Keep electrical work separate.
LVC can help with low-voltage cable planning and device setup. A new electrical outlet is a separate requirement; identify it before the mounting work is scheduled.
For a media room or music across the home, use home audio and video. For meeting rooms or business spaces, see commercial AV.
Local mounting work
Chittenden County and nearby communities.
The existing TV-mounting offer covers Burlington, South Burlington, Winooski, Colchester, Essex Junction, Williston, Shelburne and Hinesburg. Share your town to confirm whether the project is in range and how a visit would be arranged.
Before you decide
Useful questions.
Can you hide the wires?
Often, but the wall, available route, equipment and power location determine what is practical. Photos help explain the starting point.
Should I buy the mount first?
If you are unsure, contact LVC before buying. TV size, wall type, viewing angle and the desired movement affect the choice.
A useful first conversation
Plan a TV installation
Share the current setup, the people or spaces involved and what needs to change. Include the location and timing; keep passwords and confidential records out of the inquiry.
TV-mounting availability is confirmed for your location and project. Broader LVC inquiries are welcome across Vermont. Vermont project planning.
LVC · Building Technology
TV mounting without the wire mess.
LVC mounts TVs, tidies visible cables where practical and connects soundbars and streaming devices. Start with the screen, the wall and the equipment you want to use.
Before buying a mount
Bring the TV and wall details.
Screen and mount
Share the TV size and model, whether you own a mount, and the viewing position. Wall type and mounting choices matter.
Devices and cables
Include the soundbar, streaming box, console or cable box you want connected. Cable concealment depends on the available route and finishes.
Power and access
Explain where power is available and what is behind the wall. If a new outlet is needed, the work may require a licensed electrician.
A practical installation
Keep electrical work separate.
LVC can help with low-voltage cable planning and device setup. A new electrical outlet is a separate requirement; identify it before the mounting work is scheduled.
For a media room or music across the home, use home audio and video. For meeting rooms or business spaces, see commercial AV.
Local mounting work
Chittenden County and nearby communities.
The existing TV-mounting offer covers Burlington, South Burlington, Winooski, Colchester, Essex Junction, Williston, Shelburne and Hinesburg. Share your town to confirm whether the project is in range and how a visit would be arranged.
Before you decide
Useful questions.
Can you hide the wires?
Often, but the wall, available route, equipment and power location determine what is practical. Photos help explain the starting point.
Should I buy the mount first?
If you are unsure, contact LVC before buying. TV size, wall type, viewing angle and the desired movement affect the choice.
A useful first conversation
Plan a TV installation
Share the current setup, the people or spaces involved and what needs to change. Include the location and timing; keep passwords and confidential records out of the inquiry.
TV-mounting availability is confirmed for your location and project. Broader LVC inquiries are welcome across Vermont. Vermont project planning.