
TVs, mirrors, shelves, and art mounted level and secure.
Saifullah Ghazi mounts TVs, large mirrors, floating shelves, and wall art. Every mount is level, anchored properly into studs or with the right wall anchors — nothing wobbles or falls.
Getting a wall mount right requires finding the studs, choosing the right mount for the TV size, and making sure it's level. Saifullah Ghazi brings his own stud finder, level, and bit set — the TV is on the wall in under an hour.
A crooked or loose mount is a safety hazard. Saifullah Ghazi re-anchors improperly installed mounts, re-checks stud alignment, and verifies the mount is rated for the TV's weight before leaving.
Cable management is part of the job. After mounting, Saifullah Ghazi routes cables along the wall using paintable raceways or cord covers — so the setup looks clean without opening the wall.
A gallery wall done right starts with a layout plan before anything is drilled. Saifullah Ghazi maps out the arrangement on paper first, minimizing unnecessary holes and keeping every piece level across the full run.
Most TV mounting jobs in Alexandria take 45–90 minutes depending on the wall type and cable situation.
Heavy TVs (50"+) should always go into studs. For smaller screens or decorative pieces, the right toggle anchors can safely hold the load — Saifullah selects anchors based on weight rating, not guesswork.
You should have the mount already (it needs to be rated for your TV model). If you're unsure which mount to buy, call ahead and Saifullah can advise on compatible options before you order.
In-wall cable concealment is an option for finished drywall. More commonly, Saifullah routes cables using paintable raceway covers that look clean without cutting into the wall.
Older rowhouses and condos in Old Town and Rosemont sometimes have plaster over lath rather than drywall. Saifullah Ghazi tests the wall material before drilling and adjusts the anchoring method accordingly.
Serving Alexandria and surrounding neighborhoods — same-week scheduling available.