TV Mounting Over a
Fireplace in Nashville

Yes, with proper precautions. We check the heat output and clearance of your specific fireplace type — gas, wood or electric — and choose a mounting height that keeps the TV within the manufacturer's temperature guidelines. Many Nashville homes have gas fireplaces where heat rises less aggressively, making above-fireplace mounting very common and safe.

We aim for the center of the screen to sit at or near eye level when seated, typically 42"–48" from the floor for most living rooms. On fireplaces this sometimes means a slightly higher placement — we discuss it with you first and never mount at a height that creates neck strain or heat damage risk.

On drywall fireplace surrounds we can route cables in-wall using a power bridge kit — the cleanest option. On brick, stone or tile we use a slim surface raceway painted to match or we route along the sides of the fireplace. Cable concealment is $60 per TV as an add-on.

Yes. Brick, stone, and tile fireplaces are common in Nashville. There is a $25 surcharge for hard surfaces to cover the masonry bits and specialized anchors required. The installation is just as secure and clean.

Yes — gas, wood-burning, electric and decorative fireplaces. Each type has different heat considerations and we assess all of them before mounting.

Yes. We can run cables through the wall beside or above the fireplace opening using a power bridge kit, or use a surface raceway for walls where in-wall routing isn't possible. We discuss the best option for your specific wall before starting.