TV mounting and furniture assembly in South San Francisco

Mounting in South San Francisco houses and apartments

In South San Francisco, 58.5% of housing units are single-family detached, 9.6% are attached and 24.4% sit in buildings with five or more units. That split changes the job. A detached house usually means wood studs and the owner's call on where holes go; an apartment or condo can mean shared walls, building rules on drilling and a landlord or HOA to ask first.

Send the TV size, the bracket if you have one, and a photo of the wall. We locate framing, check the bracket's weight rating and run cables in a paintable cover. Renters often want mounts that leave small holes, and we patch old anchor holes when a TV moves. Anti-tip straps go on tall dressers and bookcases.

Worth knowing about South San Francisco

• SFO's Noise Insulation Program has installed windows, doors and ventilation systems in eligible homes inside the 65-dB contour; a Repair or Replacement Initiative addresses earlier improvements that stopped working properly.
• South San Francisco has 23,515 housing units; about 69.8% were built before 1980, and the busiest single decade was the 1950s, at 24.3%.
• The oldest buildings, from before 1950, cluster in Avalon, Downtown, Winston Serra, Paradise Valley/Terra Bay and Orange Park; developers added western and northern subdivisions from the 1970s on.