TV Mounting in West Garden Grove, CA
TV Mounting Level Garden Grove covers TV mounting in West Garden Grove, the western part of the city that sits beyond Stanton and is made up largely of tract houses from the 1960s, where the walls are an older mix of plaster and early drywall and the studs are proved before a bolt goes in.
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A separate side of the city, mostly tract houses
West Garden Grove, also called West Grove, lies on the far side of Stanton from the rest of the city and is joined to it only by a narrow strip along Garden Grove Boulevard. It shares the 92845 ZIP code, and its streets are lined with tract houses of the 1960s, with parks such as Eastgate, Westgrove and Edgar nearby and a few strip malls along Valley View Street.
At a glance:
| Factor | What to expect in West Garden Grove |
|---|---|
| Housing | Mostly tract houses from the 1960s, some remodeled |
| Rooms | Family rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, garages |
| Walls | Plaster or early drywall in original rooms, newer drywall where a room was redone |
| Ceilings | Often low, which pulls the screen height down |
| Typical installs | Fixed and tilting mounts, a raceway to the nearest outlet |
TV mounting services in West Garden Grove
The TV jobs West Garden Grove homeowners ask about most:
A family room with a low ceiling
The top edge of the screen is set by the ceiling and the eye line from the sofa, with tape on the wall before any hole.
Plaster that needs slow drilling
Tape over the finish, a carbide bit at low speed and bolts long enough to reach the wood behind the lath.
A garage or spare room turned hangout
A mount on framing proved with a probe hole, or a ceiling drop where no wall is free.
Original rooms next to remodeled ones
A tract house of this age often has one remodeled wall and one original wall in the same room, so a stud finder can read drywall in one place and plaster a few feet away. Each wall is treated as unknown, proved with a thin probe hole, and fastened only into wood.
TV mounting in West Garden Grove — questions
Do the 1960s tract houses here have plaster walls?
Many do, in part. Original rooms can be plaster over lath or early drywall, and remodeled rooms are newer drywall, so each wall is checked on its own.
Can the cords be hidden in a plaster wall?
Cutting a plaster wall for cords leaves a patch that rarely matches, so a paintable raceway to the existing outlet is the usual choice.
Availability & price range
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