Bespoke Media Wall Installers in Surrey

Yes. We are based in the Home Counties and work across the full county of Surrey. If you are searching for media wall builders near me, we cover Guildford, Woking, Weybridge, Reigate, Epsom, Kingston upon Thames, Esher, Cobham, Leatherhead, Dorking and all surrounding towns. No travel surcharge applies within Surrey. Contact us to confirm your postcode.

Yes, we regularly work across Surrey and the wider Home Counties. Our portfolio includes projects in Weybridge, Epsom, Kingston and throughout the county. We are happy to provide local references on request.

This depends on the size of the space and the complexity of the build. Most installations are completed within 10 days. We confirm the exact programme as part of your quote so you know what to expect before we start.

A bespoke media wall starts from £7,000. This includes fully custom cabinetry built to your exact dimensions, concealed cabling and AV integration. There are no off-the-shelf units. Everything is designed and built specifically for your room. A full-width floor-to-ceiling build with integrated lighting and fireplace typically ranges from £10,000 to £20,000 depending on size and materials. All quotes are fixed price.

Yes, absolutely. We install media walls with and without integrated fireplaces. For rooms without a gas supply we typically specify a wide-format linear electric fire. For rooms with an existing gas supply we can work with a gas fire. We manage the full build including framing, joinery, concealed cabling and all electrical work certified to Part P.

Yes. Many of our Surrey projects are in Victorian, Edwardian and inter-war properties across towns including Weybridge, Guildford and Reigate. We are experienced in working around original features, uneven walls and period architecture. Everything is built in situ and scribed precisely to your room.

Yes. We can design the joinery to accommodate your TV, soundbar, speakers and any other AV equipment with all cabling fully concealed. However, the supply of AV equipment is not included in our price and is not covered by our workmanship guarantee. We build the space for it. You supply the equipment.

Yes. Timber is one of the most requested materials for media walls in Surrey homes. Smoked oak, American walnut, white-pigmented oak and FSC-certified hardwoods are all available. We cut, machine and finish every timber component in-house, which means you can specify unusual dimensions, mixed species or an unusual grain direction without the premium a third-party joinery supplier would add. Stained or painted finishes on timber are also available, and we can match an existing floor or piece of furniture if you bring us a sample.

Yes. We regularly work from a reference: an existing floor, a piece of furniture, a fabric or a paint reference. Timber species, stain tones, lacquer colours in any RAL or BS reference, and plaster finishes can all be matched or closely harmonised. At the design stage we bring material samples to your home so the decision is made in your light, against your room, rather than from a brochure.

Yes. All joinery and structural work carries a two-year workmanship guarantee. If anything moves, warps or fails to perform as installed, we return and put it right at no cost. The guarantee covers the build: the cabinetry, the framing, the finishing and all fitted lighting. It does not extend to third-party AV equipment or to normal wear on consumable components such as bulbs.

Our current lead time is up to 12 weeks from deposit to installation start. We take on a limited number of projects at any one time so each build receives the full attention of our team. The earlier you get in touch, the more flexibility we have on scheduling your preferred window. We recommend contacting us as soon as you have a rough brief, even before you have a confirmed budget or specification.

A TV unit is a piece of furniture placed in front of a wall. A media wall is built into or directly against the wall itself, becoming part of the room's architecture. A media wall can run floor to ceiling, integrate a fireplace, conceal all cabling inside the structure and use the full width of the wall as the design canvas. It is a building project rather than a furniture purchase, which is why it requires a carpenter rather than a retailer.

Yes. Many of our Surrey projects are in rooms under 4 metres wide. In a smaller space the design approach changes: we prioritise proportion over scale, choosing a TV size and cabinetry depth that suits the room rather than the largest that will physically fit. Floating shelves, alcove-style units and half-wall configurations all work well in compact living rooms. We will always tell you honestly if a full floor-to-ceiling build would overpower your space, and propose an alternative that achieves a similar result within the room's proportions.

Largely yes. The opening is framed to a fixed width. Going smaller looks odd because you would see the inside of the recess. Going bigger means opening up the structure. If there is any chance you will want to move to a noticeably larger screen — 98 inches or beyond — we would usually recommend a floating shelf or chimney-breast-style build instead. The look is nearly identical but the screen position stays completely flexible. We would rather have that conversation before we finalise the design.

It can, if the recess is too tight. OLEDs push heat from the back and sides. A close-fitting recess with no airflow behind the panel will trap it, and over time that affects both picture quality and how long the screen lasts. We build in clearance behind the panel: 80 to 100mm as standard. We also include ventilation either through the back of the build or via concealed vents below. LCD and QLED screens are less sensitive to this but the same principle applies. We ask about your specific TV before we finalise any recess dimensions.