Every installation is carried out by Rony personally. No subcontractors. No rotating teams. The person who answers the phone is the same person who turns up at your door.
When you contact TV Mount Mate, you speak to Rony. When we agree a price, Rony confirms it. When the appointment is booked, Rony turns up. And when the TV is on the wall, Rony is the person who put it there.
There are no subcontractors. No rotating teams. No “my colleague will be with you.” That is a deliberate choice, not a limitation. This page explains why.
Rony has been mounting televisions professionally across London, Essex, and Kent for over ten years. TV mounting is the only thing TV Mount Mate does — and the 400+ five-star reviews on Google, every one of them a perfect score, reflect what happens when the same person does every job and genuinely cares how it turns out.
I was living in Leytonstone, working retail on minimum wage, when I saved up enough to buy an LG television. It took weeks.
I called my landlord to get it mounted. He sent a handyman. The price was £50 — which felt like a lot at the time. The handyman finished up and left.
A few weeks later, the television came off the wall.
“Wrong fixings on a plasterboard wall. The kind of mistake that takes thirty seconds to avoid if you know what you are doing. The TV did not survive. Weeks of wages — gone. Not because of bad luck. Because of a bad job.”
That experience is why TV Mount Mate exists. And it is still the reason I approach every job the way I do.
A homeowner in NW13 called me one afternoon and asked whether I knew how to mount a Samsung Frame TV. I said yes and talked him through what was involved. Then I asked him something: he had already seen my reviews, so why was he checking?
He had booked a large handyman company. They sent someone who had never mounted a Frame TV before. Faced with two bracket plates and an instruction manual he could not follow, he did not say he could not do it. He started drilling — hole after hole — trying to find the right position. After hours of attempts, he told the client he was going to his car to grab some tools. He walked out, left his equipment behind, and stopped answering his phone.
When I arrived, there were 15 holes in the wall.
I filled every one, talked the client through where he wanted the television positioned, and completed the installation.
That is not a story about one bad installer. It is what happens when a company sends whoever is available rather than someone who actually knows the job.
After 6,000+ installations, I have learned that customers rarely worry about the bracket. They worry about whether somebody will actually turn up, whether the television will be level, and — more than anything else — whether they will end up with damage to their wall.
That last one comes up on almost every job. And it makes sense. You are inviting someone into your home to drill into your walls. If they get it wrong, you are the one left with the problem.
In ten years I have never left a wall in a worse state than I found it. That is not something I say because it sounds reassuring. It is the result of inspecting every wall before a single hole is drilled, choosing the right fixing for that specific wall, and never guessing.
The wrong fixing does not just look bad. It is the reason televisions fall off walls. I know that better than most.
There is a point in most service businesses where the obvious move is to hire, train, and scale. I reached that point.
I chose not to, because scaling would mean sending someone else into your home on my behalf — and that changes what the business actually is. TV Mount Mate’s promise is not just a mounted television. It is accountability. The person who did the job is the person whose number you have. That only works if I am the person who did the job.
Staying solo means turning down bookings when the diary is full. It means being honest about availability rather than filling a slot with whoever is free. That is a trade I will always make.
As TV Mount Mate grew, I wanted the practical knowledge I had built to be backed by formal training. That is what led me to complete five City & Guilds qualifications at Barnet & Southgate College in London — covering electrical installation, wiring regulations, and UK building standards.
That training changed how I read a wall before touching it. It is the reason concealed cables are routed safely, not just neatly. It is the reason the decisions I make about fixings and load paths come from knowledge, not habit.
Ten years and 6,000+ installations teach you a great deal. The qualifications are why the first job on an unfamiliar wall gets the same care as the hundredth.
It matters more when it is backed by real accountability.
Rony is Enhanced DBS checked and fully insured, so you know exactly who is coming into your home.
Full public liability insurance on every installation. Your home, your TV, and your belongings are covered from the moment I arrive.
No deposit. You decide you are satisfied with the result before any money changes hands.
No subcontractors. Rony completes every installation personally — the same person you spoke to.
Real reviews from customers who needed their TV mounted properly, including difficult walls, hidden cables and jobs other installers would not touch.
The business is still built exactly the way it started: one job, done properly, by the same person who said he would do it.
The television in Leytonstone that fell off the wall cost more than its replacement value. It cost the feeling of having saved up for something and watched it destroyed because someone did not care enough to do the job right. That feeling is why TV Mount Mate exists. And it is still the reason every job — from a straightforward flat on a brick wall to a 77-inch OLED on a chimney breast that other companies have turned down — gets the same attention.
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