Some jobs are small but fiddly — and getting them wrong means a wobbly bookshelf or a TV that isn't quite level. We assemble and mount it properly: anchored into studs where it matters, rated hardware where it counts, and everything level and plumb.
- Flat-pack furniture assembly — wardrobes, beds, desks, shelving units, patio sets
- TV mounting — any size, on drywall, concrete, or brick, with cable management
- Mirrors, art, and gallery walls — hung straight, spaced right, secured properly
- Blinds, curtains, and curtain rods
- Floating shelves and storage systems
- Child-safety anchoring for dressers and bookshelves
Mounted to stay mounted
A TV is only as secure as what it's anchored to. We find the studs — or use the right concrete and masonry anchors — and we use mounts rated for your TV's actual weight. No drywall-only anchors holding up a 65-inch screen. Cables get routed cleanly so the wall looks finished, not improvised.
Quick, clean, and done in one visit
Tell us what's going up
A quick call or message — what needs assembling or mounting, and what kind of wall it's going on.
We bring the hardware
We arrive with the right anchors, mounts, and tools for your wall type — no second trip.
Level, secure, cleaned up
Everything assembled or mounted, checked level, and packaging cleared away.
Common questions
Can you mount a TV on concrete or brick?
Yes — we carry masonry anchors and a hammer drill. Just mention the wall type when you book so we bring the right gear.
Do I need to buy the mount or brackets myself?
You can, or we can supply them — mounts and quality hardware can be included in the quote. If you've already bought one, we'll install it.
Can you hide the TV cables?
Yes — we route cables cleanly along the wall with paintable covers, or through the wall where the construction allows. Tell us the look you want.
Is there a minimum charge for small jobs?
We bundle — hanging a single mirror alongside a TV mount, or assembling two pieces of furniture in one visit, keeps it cost-effective. Ask when you call.
Stop staring at the flat-pack box.
One visit and it's done — level, secure, and cleaned up after.