Treasure Valley Solutions - Smart Home and Security Installation in Meridian Idaho

    75–98 inch screens · Boise & Treasure Valley

    Large TV mounting starts with the full picture—not the diagonal.

    A 75–98 inch range describes the screens people ask about, not a pricing tier or proof that every screen and wall is suitable. The exact TV, mount, structure, route into the room, and intended use determine what can be planned.

    What we review

    We assess the conditions and product instructions before committing to an installation plan. Electrical work, structural repair, and wall patching or painting are not included.

    Assessment before installation

    The details decide whether the plan fits.

    We review the actual equipment, manufacturer instructions, installation surface, and the room or exposure around it. If a requirement is unclear or cannot be met, we discuss the limitation and possible next step rather than promising a result in advance.

    01 / Review

    TV and mount fit

    Confirm the TV’s actual weight without its stand, VESA pattern, permitted screw type and depth, and the mount’s documented limits. We check each against the exact model instructions.

    02 / Review

    Structure and leverage

    Large screens and extended arms create meaningful leverage. Wall construction, framing or other suitable structure, anchor method, mount geometry, and full extension need project-specific review.

    03 / Review

    Room and handling route

    Measure the route from delivery to the wall—including doors, turns, stairs, landings, and working clearance. The route and safe handling plan can change feasibility.

    04 / Review

    Viewing and complete movement

    Consider seating, glare, screen height, and the full-motion envelope. Account for devices, cable slack and protected routing, plus access to connections and service points in every intended position.

    Clear boundaries are part of a sound plan.

    Installation scope does not include structural repair, electrical work, or drywall/finish patching and painting. Power changes are referred for separate evaluation by an appropriately licensed electrical professional. Exact manufacturer instructions govern equipment use and installation.

    Make the first conversation useful

    What to send with your request.

    You do not need every answer to start. Share what you know and flag what is uncertain; photos and exact model numbers are often more useful than a guess.

    Request checklist

    • TV make/model, diagonal, and weight without stand
    • VESA pattern and TV installation instructions, if available
    • Mount make/model and rated limits
    • Wall photos plus known framing or construction details
    • Room-route photos, stairs/turns, seating, and desired movement
    • Devices, cable locations, and service-access needs

    A practical next step

    Start with an assessment request.

    We can discuss what is known, identify what still needs checking, and clarify whether an on-site review is needed before agreeing on an installation scope.

    No specialty outcome is assumed from a screen size or category alone. Eligibility and scope are confirmed against the actual project.

    Separate standard booking path

    Some projects may qualify for standard booking.

    Eligibility is determined by the estimate configuration and project details, including for 98-inch screens. This is not a guaranteed fit or a posted price.

    Check standard booking eligibility

    More context, if useful

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    Our educational articles are existing general copy, not verified current model or price advice. Confirm exact compatibility and installation requirements in the manufacturer’s instructions.