TV mounting and furniture assembly in Hillsborough

Mounting and assembly for Hillsborough houses and patios

Detached single-family houses make up 98.5% of Hillsborough's housing, with none in multi-unit buildings by Census estimates, and the General Plan sets a half-acre minimum lot. Lots that size leave room for patios and decks, so the list often runs outdoors too: furniture and grills that arrive in flat boxes and plug-in patio lights. Inside, it's TVs, mirrors and shelving.

We find the framing before anything goes up and anchor tall furniture so it can't tip. Grab bars go into studs or rated anchors at the height that suits the person using them. A photo of the spot and the box gets you a price. Electrical work is on the Town's permit list, so a new outlet behind the TV goes through our licensed partner Bay Builder Inc.

Worth knowing about Hillsborough

• Hillsborough incorporated in 1910 largely so estate owners could keep a rural setting; estates such as Uplands were subdivided between 1910 and 1938, and the half-acre minimum lot dates to 1953.
• The 1970s added more of Hillsborough's 3,821 homes than any other decade (24.5%); overall 73.6% predate 1980, and 11.4% date to 1939 or earlier.
• Detached single-family homes make up 98.5% of Hillsborough's housing units; the other 1.5% are single-family attached, with none in multi-unit buildings.