These are photographs from Javi’s TV Mounting installations. Images that show the same room and wall are grouped as one project even when the TV screen changes. Locations and sizes appear only where they were already identified in the company’s installation records on this site.
Brick fireplace: placement before and after in Prospect, KY
The sequence shows the original brick fireplace, blue tape marking the proposed TV position, and the mounted TV above the mantel. The visible decision was to review placement on the masonry before drilling. The photos do not establish hidden construction details, a bracket model, or a heat measurement.



Considering the same setup? Read our fireplace mounting guide. Heat, viewing height, wall condition and a suitable anchor plan need checking for each home.
Large-format wall installation in Prospect, KY
The existing project caption identifies a 100-inch TV on a drywall wall. This work-stage image shows the installer, a level reference and the screen in position. Cables and tools are visible, so it should not be taken as an after photo of concealed wiring or a finished room.

For a large TV, the wall structure, VESA pattern, bracket capacity, handling help and access matter. See the large TV mounting guide for structural and handling decisions. The booking breakdown shows how size and helper choices affect the price.
TV above a brick-faced fireplace
This owner-supplied photograph shows the windows, mantel, brick facing and mounted TV. Another view from the same room was reviewed; the screen content changed, but the room did not. The exact city, TV model, size, anchor method and fireplace heat conditions are not recorded with these files.

TV with soundbar on a painted wall
The photograph shows a separate soundbar below the wall-mounted TV, with a visible air vent above and a pale painted wall. It demonstrates spacing and alignment; it does not prove the soundbar model, internal cable path or installation city.

Surface-mounted cable raceway
This photo shows a slim external raceway running from the TV toward a lower outlet on a painted wall. A surface route can avoid opening a wall, though attachment or removal can still affect paint. In-wall wiring requires a separate suitability assessment.

More photographed projects
- Covered brick porch TV — original photo and exposure, masonry, power and viewing decisions.
- Stone-faced fireplace TV — two views of one project, with backing, heat and cable planning.
- Electric fireplace TV — two views of one project, with heater clearance, framing and cable planning.
- Fisherville Samsung Frame above an electric-fireplace media console — original photo matched by room details to our Instagram carousel, with a full case study.
- Fisherville 98-inch TCL with Sonos Arc Ultra — original finished photo, one work-stage reel, one final-view reel, handling and cable decisions.
- Fisherville 75-inch Samsung Frame and recessed One Connect — original photo, matching owner reel and carousel, connection-box planning and limits.
- Fisherville installation overview — three documented projects with distinct equipment and rooms.
Installation stories documented on our Instagram
These owner posts provide location or equipment details beyond what a room photo alone can prove. A publication date is not an installation date, and multiple posts may show one project. We link the original caption for each account and keep unconfirmed sizes, cities, wall framing and cable routes out of the story.
Fisherville: new homes, large TVs and Frame planning
A Fisherville new-construction post identifies the setting but does not name the TV model or framing in its caption; the image visually matches our 75-inch Frame case and original photo by artwork, wall, floor and outlet position. a new house still needs its actual wall and bracket checked. A 98-inch Fisherville reel reports hidden wiring and shows tape, laser alignment and two workers at the gray wall. It matches the original photo in our TCL and Sonos case; screen handling, power and cable access remain the useful planning questions. A separate 75-inch Samsung Frame work-stage reel is matched to that same room by painted wall, white trim, floor and outlet placement. The owner caption describes a recessed One Connect box and cable concealment; the finished still does not reveal the exact route.
Our Fisherville Samsung Frame carousel identifies a returning customer’s close-to-wall, hidden-wire result. The painted wall, TV position and black electric-fireplace media cabinet match an original owner photo despite changed screen art. Read the photo-backed case study; the caption does not state TV size, anchor design or the exact cable path.
Prospect: Frame displays around fireplace walls
A Prospect Frame post describes a gallery-like display without naming its size. Another Prospect fireplace post identifies a Samsung Frame, a built-in soundbar and hidden cables. A Prospect fireplace reel shows a clean front view with no visible wires. We do not count these posts as three separate jobs without a room-level match. For a new fireplace, heat, viewing height, support and service access still require a site-specific review.
Charlestown and Louisville: different wall conditions
Our Charlestown Frame post and Charlestown Frame reel describe a close-to-wall result and wiring hidden in the wall. They establish Charlestown for the pictured work, while the caption’s wider service-area list does not relocate that installation. A Louisville fireplace post emphasizes placement, alignment and leveling; it does not identify the fireplace facing, TV size or concealed structure.
Hisense Canvas without a city; TCL and Sonos matched to Fisherville
A 55-inch Hisense Canvas reel documents a flush presentation with no visible wires; its city remains unconfirmed. The 98-inch TCL and Sonos reel identifies an Arc Ultra and full Sonos surround system while room furnishings were still pending. Its caption does not name a city, but the matching screen interface, gray wall, soundbar and adjacent window connect it to our Fisherville photo and owner GBP update. The full case explains that match and the TV weight, mount, audio and cable questions for a similar job.
Plan your installation
Javi’s TV Mounting serves Louisville and addresses accepted by the online booking tool. Select your actual TV, wall, bracket and wire options for the current price and same-day openings. If the wall is plaster, metal framing, tile or an unusual assembly, send photos before choosing an inaccurate calculator option. Our installation standards explain placement, surface and cable decisions.
Our one-year workmanship warranty covers our TV installation work and TV mounts we supply; other hardware is not covered. Customer feedback is displayed on the home page through the existing review widget; reviews are not assigned to a pictured job without a documented match.