Fireplace & brick TV mounting in Dallas.

Your standard mount price ($129 for 32–55", $169 for 56–75", $219 for 76"+) plus a $105 masonry surcharge for brick or stone drilling, plus $160 if the TV sits above a working firebox — that covers the heat-rated mount and the angled cable run. A 65" TV above a working stone fireplace is $434 all-in, quoted flat before we drill.

Yes. We drill into the mortar joints or the brick face with masonry bits and set sleeve anchors rated for several times the TV's weight. The holes are exactly the diameter of the anchor — no cracking, no spalling. If you ever remove the mount, the holes patch with color-matched mortar.

It depends on the heat profile above your mantel, and we measure it instead of guessing. If the wall above the mantel exceeds the TV manufacturer's rated temperature while the fire is burning, we'll tell you and recommend a pull-down mount (like MantelMount) that lowers the screen away from the heat, or a different wall. Most Dallas gas fireplaces with a proper mantel are fine.

Three ways, depending on construction: down through the chase behind the fireplace, through an adjacent stud bay with a recessed outlet, or — when the masonry is solid with no cavity — a paint-matched raceway tucked into the grout line. We tell you which one your fireplace allows before we start, not after.

Yes — covered patios and outdoor kitchens are a big part of our Dallas work. We use weather-rated mounts, exterior-grade anchors, and in-conduit cable runs. If you're using a non-outdoor TV we'll tell you honestly what the Texas heat will do to it.

For viewing comfort we usually recommend a tilting mount (+$45) or a pull-down mount for lower-seating rooms. Above working fireboxes we only use mounts rated for the heat profile. We carry Sanus, Kanto, and MantelMount on the truck.

Yes — stone fireplace installs are most of our work in Highland Park, University Park, Southlake, Colleyville, and the newer builds in Frisco, Prosper, and Celina. Same crew, same flat pricing, anywhere in the DFW metroplex.