
Stone fireplaces are one of those surfaces that make most people pump the brakes on a TV mount. The irregular texture, the hardness of real stone, the risk of cracking - it's a lot to think about. Most homeowners either give up on the idea entirely or let the TV sit on a stand for years because they're not sure who to trust with the job.
This was a 75" TV going onto 2 inches of real stacked stone in Norwalk, Iowa. Not a veneer. Not drywall with a stone finish. Actual stone. That changes the approach completely - the anchoring method, the hardware, the prep work. Every decision has to account for what's behind and around each drill point.
What we're proud of here is how clean it looks when it's done right. The TV sits flush and level, the mount holds solid, and nothing about the install looks forced or out of place against that beautiful stonework. That's the goal every time - a result that looks like it was always meant to be there.
A lot of people put off jobs like this because they assume it's too complicated or that no one in the area handles it. We do. Tricky surfaces, big screens, awkward placements - that's exactly the kind of TV mounting work we take on. If you've been sitting on a mount job because the wall situation seems too difficult, it probably isn't as complicated as you think.