Scope sheet · Surrey, BC
Assembly and mounting is the service Surrey move-ins find first.
Assembly & Mounting
Interior
The local scope
Assembly and mounting is the service Surrey move-ins find first. New condos in Whalley and North Surrey fill up every year with people who own a TV, a wall, and no hammer drill, and the concrete or steel-stud construction in those towers changes what a safe mount needs. I bring the right anchors for the wall you actually have. In Newton and Fleetwood townhouses it is flat-pack season year-round: wardrobes, bed frames, and closet systems squared, shimmed level, and anchored so they cannot tip. South Surrey and Panorama Ridge homes send the heavier work, big mirrors, gallery walls, and TVs over fireplaces, which I check for heat before drilling anything. Cable management is included on TV mounts, run in-wall where the construction allows it. If it arrived in a box with a bag of bolts, or it needs to hang on something, send a photo through the quote form and I will price the visit in writing.
The complete checklist and service FAQ live on my main Assembly & Mounting page. This page is how the same scope lands in Surrey.
What's included
Same scope, local ground. This is how a assembly & mounting call actually runs once I am in Surrey.
Field note
Mounting a TV in a Guildford high-rise starts with finding out whether the wall is drywall over steel studs or bare concrete, because each needs different anchors and a different drill. First-apartment setups near SFU Surrey Campus are usually a batch of flat-pack pieces knocked out in one afternoon. Anti-tip anchoring comes standard on tall furniture in family homes across Newton and Fleetwood, no extra ceremony, it just gets done. Over-fireplace mounts in Panorama Ridge living rooms get a heat check first, since some fireplaces cook the exact spot where the TV wants to live.
Per item, by what it hangs on. Wood studs go quickly, concrete and tile take longer, and anything heavy needs an anchor rated for it, which I confirm on site. You approve a written number before I pick up a tool in Surrey.
If it's not done right, I come back and fix it. No charge. No questions.
See the full assembly & mounting scope and what a visit includes.
Yes, with the right anchors and a hammer drill, which I bring. Tower walls are either drywall over steel studs or bare concrete, and each needs different hardware, so a photo of the wall with your request saves a wasted trip.
I do, after a heat check. Some fireplaces cook the exact spot the TV wants to live in, and that is worth knowing before I drill. Cable management is included where the construction lets me run it in-wall.
Guides for Surrey
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For property managers
If you run units, I take turnovers, deficiency lists and recurring maintenance on a written scope, with GST-registered invoicing and one person to call. How trade accounts work.
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I'm based in Langley, so Surrey is a regular route, not a stretch: Cloverdale sits right on my border and South Surrey, Guildford, and Newton are all a straightforward drive.
My assembly & mounting scope runs 8 line items, and every one of them is read out in writing before I start your Surrey job.
I'm on the tools most of the day, so text is fastest. The form gets you a written estimate.
Written reply within 24 hours.
Where I work in the Lower Mainland
