VETERAN OWNED AND OPERATED
MILITARY TV MOUNTING
Fort Carson, Peterson, Schriever, the Academy, and Cheyenne Mountain. On base or off, mounted right and ready before report date.
- THOUSANDSInstalls since 2019
- 5.0 ★144 Google reviews
- 4.9 ★422 Thumbtack reviews, Platinum Pro
- VETERANAir Force Security Forces owned
THE INSTALLATIONS
Every base in the Colorado Springs area, plus Buckley up in the metro.
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U.S. Army
Fort Carson
South Colorado Springs, toward Fountain and Security-Widefield
Fort Carson turns over constantly. Orders drop, household goods land, and there is a short window to make a place feel like home before the duty day starts. We work inside that window instead of pushing you three weeks out.
Areas we cover nearby
- Fountain
- Security-Widefield
- Broadmoor
- Old Colorado City
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U.S. Space Force
Peterson Space Force Base
East Colorado Springs, beside the municipal airport
Peterson sits right on the east side, which puts most off-base housing in the newer Powers corridor construction. Predictable walls, clean installs, and a lot of families setting up a place properly for the first time.
TV mounting at Peterson Space Force Base
Areas we cover nearby
- Briargate
- Falcon
- Cimarron Hills
- Powers corridor
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U.S. Space Force
Schriever Space Force Base
About ten miles east of Peterson, out past Falcon
Schriever is the far one. Ten miles east of Peterson, out where the plains open up, with housing spread between Falcon, Peyton, and the east edge of town. Plenty of installers quote the drive and then never call back. We just go.
TV mounting at Schriever Space Force Base
Areas we cover nearby
- Falcon
- Peyton
- Black Forest
- Ellicott
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U.S. Air Force
U.S. Air Force Academy
North Colorado Springs, west of I-25
Academy assignments tend to run longer than a standard rotation, and it shows in what people ask for. Less quick move-in mounting, more permanent and fully concealed setups in homes people plan to stay in for a while.
TV mounting at U.S. Air Force Academy
Areas we cover nearby
- Briargate
- Monument
- Black Forest
- Gleneagle
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U.S. Space Force
Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station
Southwest of Colorado Springs, inside Cheyenne Mountain
Cheyenne Mountain is a work site rather than a housing installation, so nobody lives at the complex. Crews are spread across the south and west side of town, which means older homes more often than not, and that changes how a wall gets anchored.
TV mounting at Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station
Areas we cover nearby
- Broadmoor
- Old Colorado City
- Manitou Springs
- Skyway
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U.S. Space Force
Buckley Space Force Base
Aurora, in the Denver metro
Buckley sits outside Colorado Springs, but it is squarely inside our Denver-area coverage. Same veteran-owned standard, same PCS timelines, just a different stretch of the Front Range.
TV mounting at Buckley Space Force Base
Areas we cover nearby
- Aurora
- Centennial
- Denver
- Parker
I Hang Flatscreens is an independent, veteran-owned business. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or contracted to the Department of Defense or any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.
WHAT YOU GET
Every military install gets this. No upsells. No surprises.
THE REAL TALK
BOOK EARLY IN PCS SEASON
May through August is the crunch. Every installation in the region turns over at once, and the whole town books the same three weeks. We hold same-day and next-day slots where we can, but the honest advice is to call the day your household goods arrive rather than the weekend before you report.
If you are inbound and know your dates, call ahead. We would rather hold a slot than tell you we are full.
CHECK YOUR HOUSING POLICY
Base housing has rules about wall modifications, and they are not the same at every installation. Some require approval before anything goes on a wall. Most require the wall restored at move-out. Check with your housing office before the install, not after.
We mount with that ending in mind either way. Small footprint, clean anchoring, holes that patch with standard drywall repair. We do not patch or paint beyond that, because your housing office wants it matched their way.
THE WORK
Real installs across Colorado Springs and the Front Range.
WHY IHFS
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PRECISION OVER SPEED.
Every cut measured twice. Every cable hidden. Every mount level. Every time.
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ONE INSTALLER.
Not a rotating crew. The same Air Force veteran on every job. Accountability built in.
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WORK WORTH SHOWING.
The installs you see on this site are real. Not stock. Not staged. Not someone else's work.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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Do you mount TVs in on-base housing?
Yes. We work on base regularly, including base housing and on-post quarters, along with the neighborhoods around every installation in the area. Access procedures vary by installation, so we confirm what is needed when we schedule.
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Can you work inside a PCS timeline?
That is most of what we do in the summer. Same-day and next-day appointments are typically available, and PCS season from roughly May through August fills the calendar fastest. The earlier you call after your household goods land, the better the slot.
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What happens to the holes when I PCS out?
The mount comes off and the holes patch with standard drywall repair. We anchor cleanly and keep the footprint small for that reason. Confirm your installation housing office policy on wall modifications before we start, since the rules differ from one installation to the next.
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Which installations do you serve?
Fort Carson, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, the U.S. Air Force Academy, and Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station in the Colorado Springs area, plus Buckley Space Force Base in the Denver metro.
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Are you actually veteran owned?
Yes. Mike Hawkins, the owner and the person doing your install, is an Air Force Security Forces veteran. One installer, one standard, on every job.
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Can you mount several TVs in one visit?
Yes, and it is common on a move-in. Living room, bedrooms, and a playroom in a single appointment costs less than separate trips and gets the house finished in one afternoon.
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What if base housing walls are not standard drywall?
Then we anchor differently. Base housing can be wood stud, metal stud, block, or masonry depending on the installation and the era it was built. We confirm what is behind the surface before drilling and carry hardware for all of it.