Know which TV mounting leads are worth estimate time
Homeowners tell you the wall type, TV size, and whether they want cords hidden inside the wall before you ever schedule a visit — plus a photo of the mounting wall so your team can plan the job.
The exact intake your tv mounting leads complete
This is the real 7-question guided intake for TV Mounting — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified tv mounting lead should tell you
Installation of a television onto a wall-mounted bracket, including anchoring to the correct wall material, cable management, and any requested in-wall cord concealment.
- Wall Tv Being Mounted
- Already Have Mounting Bracket
- Large Tv Being Mounted
- Want Power And Cable
- There Electrical Outlet Already
- Have Authority Approve Wall
- Soon Would Like Tv
The questions your team needs answered
Every tv mounting intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What type of wall is the TV being mounted on? | Wall material drives both hardware and labor, so drywall with studs scores highest while tile or stone scores lower to reflect the added mounting difficulty. |
| Do you already have a mounting bracket for the TV? | Knowing whether the homeowner already has a bracket lets your team decide whether to bring hardware or quote a bracket purchase before the visit. |
| How large is the TV being mounted? | TV size affects the bracket's weight rating and the number of wall anchors needed, so it's useful for planning even though it isn't scored. |
| Do you want the power and cable cords hidden inside the wall? | A request to hide cords inside the wall signals extra fishing and patching work that changes the scope and time needed for the job. |
| Is there an electrical outlet already near the desired TV location? | An outlet already near the mount location scores higher because it avoids the need for an extension or additional electrical work. |
| Do you have authority to approve wall modifications at this property? | This carries the steepest weight gap in the catalog because a lead without authority to modify the wall — often a renter — risks a wasted trip if the landlord hasn't approved the work. |
| How soon would you like the TV mounting completed? | Timeline helps your team prioritize scheduling, even though it isn't weighted, by separating this-week requests from flexible, no-rush ones. |
How Cliont scores tv mounting leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Drywall with wood/metal studs
- Brick or concrete
- Tile or stone
- Not sure
- There Electrical Outlet Already: yes
- Have Authority Approve Wall: yes
See the lead your team receives
TV Mounting Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow homeowners and property managers through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the job
Smart questions adapt to their job and capture the full scope.
They add photos
Damage photos and details come attached, so you assess before you drive out.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for tv mounting workflows
| Cliont capability | TV Mounting application |
|---|---|
| Conditional question logic | If a homeowner selects tile or stone as the wall type, the intake surfaces that answer clearly so your team can prep specialty anchors before the job instead of discovering it on-site. |
| Photo upload widget | Homeowners attach a photo of the wall and nearby outlet so you can assess wall material and cord routing without a separate site visit. |
| Lead scoring engine | Weighs wall type, outlet proximity, and wall-modification authority together so a simple drywall job with an outlet and clear authority scores well above a tile wall with unclear approval. |
| CRM routing | Sends the wall type, TV size, bracket status, and cord-concealment preference straight into your CRM so estimators arrive already knowing the job scope. |
Common tv mounting lead scenarios
Renter without wall authority
The homeowner doesn't own the property and can't confirm they're allowed to modify the wall, a low-weight answer that flags the job for a quick call before dispatch.
Tile or stone wall mount
The TV is going on tile or stone, which scores lower than drywall or studs because it needs specialty anchors and more labor to mount safely.
Straightforward drywall job
Drywall with studs, an outlet already nearby, and confirmed authority to modify the wall — the highest-scoring combination for a fast, simple install.
Unsure wall type, no bracket
The homeowner doesn't know what's behind the wall and hasn't bought a bracket yet, so the intake flags it as needing an on-site assessment before quoting.
Large TV with hidden cords
An over-65-inch TV plus a request to hide cords inside the wall signals a bigger job that likely needs extra time and possibly electrical work near the outlet.
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TV Mounting lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake account for different wall types?
Homeowners select whether the wall is drywall with studs, brick or concrete, tile or stone, or unknown, and each option carries a different weight since tile and stone mounts require more specialized hardware and labor.
What if the homeowner hasn't bought a mounting bracket yet?
The intake asks directly whether they already have a bracket, so your team knows ahead of time whether to bring hardware or discuss bracket options before the estimate.
Does the intake flag jobs that might need electrical work?
Yes — it asks whether an outlet already exists near the desired TV location, which helps you spot jobs that may need an extension or additional electrical work before you commit to a price.
How does the intake handle rental properties or tenants?
It asks whether the person has authority to approve wall modifications at the property, which carries one of the highest weight differences in the catalog and helps you avoid arriving at a job the homeowner can't actually authorize.
Will the intake tell me if cords need to be hidden inside the wall?
Yes, homeowners are asked directly if they want cords concealed in-wall, which changes the scope of the job and should factor into your estimate before you quote.
Does TV size affect how the lead is qualified?
The intake captures TV size (under 43 inches, 43 to 65, or over 65 inches) so your team can plan for the right bracket weight rating and wall anchoring before the visit.
Turn tv mounting visitors into qualified jobs
Give every tv mounting visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you drive out.