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Furniture & Mounting in Los Angeles

Lath and plaster sits behind most walls in a pre-war bungalow. An anchor set into it holds for about as long as it takes you to leave the room, so we find framing on every mount. Tell us the weight and we will tell you where it can go.

Furniture & Mounting services

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TV Mounting: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $149

TV Mounting

TV Mounting details
Furniture Assembly: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $80

Furniture Assembly

Furniture Assembly details
Exercise Equipment Assembly: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $100

Exercise Equipment Assembly

Exercise Equipment Assembly details
Picture & Mirror Hanging: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $75

Picture & Mirror Hanging

Picture & Mirror Hanging details
Shelf Installation: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $90

Shelf Installation

Shelf Installation details
Blinds & Curtain Installation: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $90

Blinds & Curtain Installation

Blinds & Curtain Installation details
Closet Organizer Installation: handyman service in Los Angelesfrom $150

Closet Organizer Installation

Closet Organizer Installation details

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What customers say

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Derrek R.February 2024
5.0★★★★★★★★★★
Assembly
“Sergio was an efficient, kind and hard worker he did a fantastic job building our very expensive conference table/ chairs :)”
Cecelia V.September 2024
5.0★★★★★★★★★★
Assembly
“Serge was a joy to work with. I had a bathroom cabinet installed and a wire closet unit assembled. The closet system was a bear to assemble and he handled the situation very professionally and efficiently.”
Cory T.May 2024
5.0★★★★★★★★★★
General Handyman
“Sergio was on time and worked diligently to finish our project. I would not hesitate to call him again for any future projects. Thanks again!”

We locate framing on every mount, drill, then check level twice. Tall furniture gets strapped back to a stud while we are in the room, which is ordinary care in a city that shakes, and renters can have it done with hardware that patches out cleanly afterwards.

Three pieces in one booking costs less per piece than three separate call-outs. The shelf, the mirror and the bookcase that has been in its box since March may as well go up on the same afternoon.

What these jobs cost in Los Angeles

One flat price per job, agreed before we start. Each range opens the guide behind it.

Hills houses and condo rules

Post-and-beam houses above Sunset give us open ceilings and long runs of glass, which leaves fewer places a heavy mount can go. We walk the room with you before we open a box. That walk is when the outlet question comes up too. If you want power moved behind the screen so no cord shows, that is an electrician's work, and we would rather say it standing there than put it on the estimate later. Condo buildings add their own rules: quiet hours, an elevator you reserve ahead for the delivery, and in some buildings a ban on anchoring into a shared wall. Tell us the building when you book and we work inside those hours. Closet organizers, $150–$600, take the longest, since the layout has to clear the door swing and whatever ledger the last owner left behind.

Closet Organizer Installation in Los Angeles →

Closet organizer with center shelf tower and hanging rods. Work by Construction Hub in Los Angeles.

Do the flat-pack yourself

Flat-pack furniture is a fair Saturday if you have floor space and a rubber mallet. Exercise equipment, $100–$300, is where people call us at nine at night with a half-built rack and a torn manual. The load on those frames runs through the bolts, and one cam bolt tightened out of sequence twists the frame so nothing after it lines up. Hanging is a different risk. A 65-inch TV on two toggles in plaster comes down with the plaster, and then you own a wall repair, a paint job and a dead TV.

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Hands turning a hex key into a half assembled flat pack cabinet, loose screws and dowels on the floor beside it. Illustration, not a Construction Hub job.

Furniture & Mounting: FAQ

We just moved in. Can the whole list happen in one visit?

That is the best way to book us. TV on the wall, blinds in five windows, two bookcases built and anchored, shelves in the closet: that is one visit and one flat price, and the walk-through at the start is where we tell you if anything on the list needs a different trade. Send photos of the rooms and the pile of boxes when you book.

How do I know my wall will hold it?

Tell us what the house is and we will tell you before we arrive. Framing in a wood-frame house takes almost anything once we find it. Plaster over lath holds nothing on an anchor alone. Concrete and block in a mid-rise condo hold very well but need masonry anchors and a hammer drill. Stucco outside needs a backing plate. We locate framing on every mount, so the bracket lands on wood rather than on hope.

Do I need to buy anything before you arrive?

Buy the thing that goes on the wall: the TV bracket, the blinds cut to your windows, the shelf and its brackets, the closet system. We bring the tools, the fasteners and anchors rated for your wall. If you have not bought the bracket yet, tell us the TV size and where it is going and we will tell you which kind to get.

Can you take it down again when I move out?

That is a common booking here. We pull the mount, fill and sand the holes and leave the wall ready for the landlord to look at. Say so when you book the install and we will use a plate that patches cleanly, which matters more in plaster than most people expect.

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