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Denton Handyman Co.
Denton County, TX

TV Mounting in Cross Roads, TX

New-home TV mounts in Villages at Cross Roads and Oak Shores, shop and barn TVs on acreage, plus furniture built the same trip.

Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County.

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What TV mounting looks like in Cross Roads

In Villages at Cross Roads and Oak Shores, the TV call usually comes in the first months after closing: a living room flat-screen over a fireplace or on a bedroom wall, mounted level, with cables hidden in the wall when the framing allows. Out on the acreage lots, the TV might go in a shop or a barn instead, on walls framed differently from a house, so we find solid backing before we drill. Furniture assembly fits in the same trip: a desk, a dresser, shelving for the garage.

Working in Cross Roads

Cross Roads is a small town on US-380 that has nearly tripled since 2000. It mixes older acreage and rural lots with newer subdivisions such as Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch and Oak Shores, and its limits reach Lewisville Lake. Acreage homes bring long fence runs, gates and outbuilding repairs; the newer streets bring mounting, fixtures and first-year fixes.

We work Cross Roads neighborhoods like Villages at Cross Roads, Oak Hill Ranch, Oak Shores and Hillstone Pointe. Cross Oak Ranch has Cross Roads and Aubrey addresses but sits outside the town limits; we cover it all the same.

Everything that comes with TV mounting, and what we hand to a licensed trade, is on the TV Mounting page.

Cross Roads questions
Do you really serve Cross Roads?+

Yes. Cross Roads is about 5 miles south of our Aubrey base, in Denton County. Most TV mounting jobs in Cross Roads are scheduled the same week. Call (469) 874-1730.

Can you mount a TV above the fireplace?+

Yes, where the wall structure and heat allow. We check framing, surface and venting before quoting so you don't end up with a TV that's too hot or off-level.