Need your TV taken down — whether you call it unmounting or dismounting — and remounted somewhere else? We'll take it down and put it back up right.

No estimator visit, no second trip — we quote, confirm, and finish in a single appointment.
Send a few photos and describe what needs to be done. We quote a flat price before we book anything.
Morning, afternoon, or evening — most weeks we can get to you within 48 hours.
Everything set up, tested, and working before we consider the job done.
Whether you call it unmounting or dismounting, taking a mounted TV down and putting it back up isn't as simple as unscrewing a bracket — there's a right way to disconnect, transport, and reinstall without damaging the screen, the wall, or the mount itself. It's one of the most common requests we get from people moving to a new house, repainting a room, or just rearranging furniture.
We provide TV Unmounting & Remounting across greater Boston and MetroWest. Select your town below:
Fixed, tilt, full motion, outdoor, or commercial — the right TV wall mount for any room.
Learn more →In-wall or surface-channel routing so the only thing visible on the wall is the TV itself.
Learn more →We'll haul away your old TV and see that it's recycled responsibly instead of landfilled.
Learn more →Wi-Fi connected, streaming apps signed in, and remotes paired before we leave.
Learn more →Doorbell and security cameras mounted, wired, and connected to your WiFi — hardwired or battery.
Learn more →Dead zones eliminated with mesh access points placed and tested where they actually help.
Learn more →Nest and Arlo cameras and doorbells mounted, wired, and connected — tested before we leave.
Learn more →Connected to your existing HVAC wiring and set up on WiFi in one visit.
Learn more →Patient, plain-language tech help for seniors — no jargon, no rushing.
Learn more →Offline errors, jams, print head issues, and wireless setup — sorted so every device can print.
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