Outdoor TV Mounting · A Field Guide for DFW Homeowners
Anyone can hang a TV outside. We help homeowners avoid expensive outdoor installation mistakes before the first hole is drilled. That's the difference between mounting a TV and planning an installation.
Your exact price is confirmed before install day.
01 / Planning
A patio is not a living room. Eight things change every decision we make, from the anchor to the viewing angle.
02 / Process
Our Precision Process, adapted for outdoors. The first three steps happen before a single hole is drilled.
We check surface, sun, seating, and power before we recommend anything.
Matched to your TV, your wall, and how you'll actually watch.
Height and angle set together, at your space, before we drill.
Weather-rated anchors, every hole sealed, hardware chosen for exposure.
Wires hidden, power routed safely, GFCI where code calls for it.
Leveled to within 0.1°. It's in the name.
You check every angle with us before we call it done.
Same standard as every install. See the full Precision Process →
03 / Hardware
The parts you never see are the reason the install lasts. Every item on this sheet is backed by our Lifetime No-Fall Guarantee.
Customer-supplied mount installed, or ask us to source the right one at the scope call.
04 / The TV
Not a buying guide. A straight answer before you spend anything.
An outdoor TV is brighter, sealed against moisture, and rated for Texas heat, cold, humidity, and UV. Brightness matters more than resolution outside: a screen that looks great in the showroom can wash out at 4 pm on a west-facing patio.
If covered
Under a deep covered patio, a quality indoor TV can survive. It's a knowing compromise on brightness and lifespan, and we'll tell you exactly what you're trading.
If exposed
Rain, heat, and UV all day. Outdoor-rated only. Nothing else holds up, and nothing else gets our name on it.
We'll happily install whatever TV you choose. We'll also give you honest guidance before installation.
05 / Power & Sound
Every outdoor space is different, so we price yours in the quote.
A weather-rated, GFCI-protected outlet placed directly behind the TV. No cords crossing the wall, no extension cords, fully code-compliant. Recommended when the nearest outlet is far from the mount or unprotected.
Result · Power exactly where the TV needs it
One integrated mounting system carries the TV and soundbar together. Cleaner appearance, perfect alignment, and they move as one on articulating mounts. A more premium finish than a shelf or separate bracket.
Result · Sound that follows the screen
More on soundbars: soundbar installation.
06 / The Mistakes
We're not trying to scare you. These are just the calls we get in August.
Every one of these is avoidable with proper planning.
07 / The Work
Across sixteen DFW cities
08 / FAQ
Yes. Masonry is one of our most common outdoor surfaces. Corrosion-resistant anchors rated for the TV's weight, and every hole sealed.
Under a deep covered patio, an indoor TV can work, with tradeoffs in brightness and lifespan. In any exposed location, buy outdoor-rated. We'll give you a straight answer before you spend anything.
Yes. Conduit, in-wall routing, or weather-rated raceway, depending on the wall. No draped cords.
Outdoors, yes. Code requires it, and it protects your TV. If you don't have one, we can install it as part of the project.
Yes. Overhead mounts are common for outdoor kitchens and pergolas. Structure and hardware get the same weather-rated treatment.
Yes. We'll happily install whatever TV you choose, and we'll tell you honestly how it will hold up in your space first.
More detail: TV mounting, cable concealment, or the full FAQ.
Tell us about your space and we'll take a look before anything gets drilled. Backed by our Lifetime No-Fall Guarantee.
You approve, or we're not done. Serving 16 cities across DFW, Forney to Frisco.