A large screen needs suitable handling space and a clear route to the wall. Mention stairs, tight rooms and fragile surroundings. Screen size and access help plan the job; the customer should not be expected to improvise unsafe lifting assistance.
Provide the television model, mass and mounting-hole specification together with the bracket model. A bracket advertised for a screen size still needs compatibility checks. Do not assume a reused mount will suit a new television because its diagonal measurement is similar.
Show the seating arrangement and proposed screen location before the visit. Position, room doors and the bracket movement need to work together. The chosen height should be agreed with the customer rather than selected from a universal mounting-height rule.
The agreed service covers product/weight/bracket/substrate review and mechanical installation where suitable. Exclusions: Power points, in-wall wiring/cabling, electrical work, structural alteration, unsuitable mounts.