TV mounting
in Rancho Cordova

Rancho Cordova stretches along Highway 50, and its homes come in two generations. The older part of the city is mostly single-story ranch houses from the 1950s to the 1970s. Farther south and east, neighborhoods such as Anatolia and Kavala Ranch were built in the 2000s and later.

In the newer homes, mounting is straightforward: drywall, wood studs, and usually an outlet where the builder expected a TV. In the older ranch houses it helps to know a little more. Brick fireplaces are common, stud spacing is not always regular, and the outlet is rarely where you want the screen. None of that is a problem — it just changes the price, so we ask before the visit, not after.

Rancho Cordova also has many apartments and condos. If you rent, check your lease for rules on drilling into walls before you book. If the building has metal studs or concrete walls, tell us in the request so the installer brings the right anchors.