TV Dismount, Replacement & Remount

Remove a TV or update the whole setup

Request dismounting when you are replacing a television, changing rooms or preparing to move. Tell us whether you need removal only, a new TV fitted on the same wall, or an existing TV moved to another location. Each has a different scope.

Replacing a TV on the same wall

Before reusing a bracket, we need to check the new screen's weight, mounting-hole pattern and attachment requirements. A larger or differently shaped television can change the final height, rail position, cable access and available movement even when the old bracket's diagonal range appears suitable.

Send the old and new model numbers and a photo of the existing bracket. Include the soundbar, cable box, console or receiver if you want those connections included in the replacement work.

Moving to a different wall

The destination wall needs its own assessment. Previous mounting hardware does not establish that the new wall is suitable. Plan screen height, power and signal cables before deciding whether to reuse the bracket or choose a different one.

Removal-only preparation

Clear a safe area for the television and keep the original stand, screws and packaging available if you have them. Tell us about high placement, a fireplace, limited access or a very large screen. Do not try to release a heavy TV from an unfamiliar bracket without a suitable handling plan.

Agree on what happens after removal

Patching, painting, transport, packing and disposal are separate requirements to discuss; do not assume they are included with dismounting. Keep the bracket parts and manuals together if they will be used again.

For a documented example, our Gilroy replacement project changed a 65-inch Sony to a 75-inch Samsung on the existing Sanus tilting mount and included reconnecting the soundbar and source devices. Reuse was specific to that project's compatible equipment.

Service questions