Mounting TVs in Rental Properties and Apartments
Renters often assume wall-mounting a TV is off limits. With the right approach and communication with your landlord, you can enjoy a mounted TV without risking your deposit.
Can You Mount a TV in a Rental?
The short answer is yes, but you need to do it the right way. Most landlords in the service area allow tenants to hang items on walls, including TVs, as long as the damage is reasonable and can be repaired before move-out. The key is communication. Before drilling any holes, check your lease agreement for language about wall modifications. Some leases specifically prohibit large wall anchors or require written approval for anything beyond small picture nails. If your lease is vague, send your landlord a quick message explaining what you want to do. Most are fine with it once they understand the mounting process involves a handful of small holes that can be patched easily. For apartments and surrounding areas, TV mounting is extremely common, and many property managers are used to approving these requests.
Minimizing Wall Damage in Apartments
A standard TV mount requires four to six lag bolts drilled into wall studs. These holes are small, typically 3/16 to 1/4 inch in diameter, and they are easily patched with spackle and a dab of touch-up paint when you move out. The real concern is not the mount itself but the cord concealment method. Running cables inside the wall through a proper in-wall concealment system is the cleanest option, but it does require cutting two small rectangular openings for the cable plates. These can also be patched, though they take a bit more effort. If your landlord is not comfortable with any wall cuts, surface-level cord covers that run along the wall are a solid alternative. They stick on with adhesive and can be removed without leaving marks. Your technician can recommend the best approach based on your specific apartment layout and lease terms.
Condo-Specific Considerations
If you own a condo in the local area, you have more freedom than a renter, but there are still considerations. Some condo buildings have rules about drilling into shared walls, especially concrete or block walls that are part of the building structure. Check with your HOA before scheduling any installation. Condos and apartments in Greenwood Village often have concrete or steel-framed walls that require specialized hardware. Your technician will assess the wall type and use the correct anchors for a secure mount. For more details on apartment and condo mounting, check out the condo and apartment TV mounting guide .
Professional Installation for Renters
Hiring a professional for rental TV mounting is worth it for one simple reason: precision. An experienced technician hits studs on the first try, uses the minimum number of holes necessary, and ensures the mount is level and secure. A DIY attempt often results in extra holes from missed studs, crooked mounts, and more wall damage than necessary. TV Solutions serves renters and homeowners across the service area with the same care and attention. Every installation comes with a Lifetime Service Guarantee, and when it is time to move, your technician can even come back to remove the mount and help patch the holes. Book your apartment TV mounting online and see your exact price before scheduling.