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Fixture & Furniture Installation in the Tulsa Metro

Lighting, TVs, shelving, and the hardware that finishes a room. Fully insured. Free estimates across the Tulsa metro.

Fixture & Furniture Installation in the Tulsa Metro

The last ten percent of a room is what makes it feel finished, and it's the part most homeowners don't want to do themselves — the light fixture that needs a ladder and a steady hand, the TV mount that has to hit a stud, the floating shelves that have to be level and actually hold weight. AMM Construction Services handles fixture and furniture installation across the Tulsa metro, done right the first time.

I install lighting fixtures — ceiling lights, chandeliers, sconces, ceiling fans — mounted to proper boxes, balanced, and secured. I don't run electrical; I install fixtures to existing boxes and work alongside licensed electricians when a new box or circuit is needed. The same standard applies to ceiling fans, which have to be mounted to a fan-rated box or they'll wobble loose in a season.

TV mounting is one of the most common calls I get. I mount to studs — not just drywall — hide the cables in the wall where the wall allows it, set the height so you're not craning your neck, and route power cleanly. Shelving — floating, bracket, or French cleat — goes up level and anchored to carry the actual weight of the books or dishes you're putting on it.

I also assemble flat-pack furniture, install cabinet hardware, hang doors, swap out hinges and knobs, and do the small carpentry tasks that pile up after a move or a remodel. These are quick jobs, but they're the jobs that make a house feel done — and doing them right is what I'm here for.

What's included

  • Lighting fixture installation — ceiling, wall, fans
  • Ceiling fan mounting to fan-rated boxes
  • TV wall mounting — to studs, with cable management
  • Floating shelf and bracket shelf installation
  • Cabinet hardware installation — knobs, pulls, hinges
  • Flat-pack furniture assembly
  • Door hanging and adjustment
  • Mirror and art hanging — heavy items anchored properly
  • Window treatment installation — blinds, shades, drapery hardware
  • Coordination with licensed electricians for new circuits

How the project runs

1

Text or call

Tell me what you need installed. A list is great — I can knock out several things in one visit.

2

Scope

I confirm what's being installed, what's already on site, and whether any trade coordination is needed.

3

Estimate

Quick, clear pricing. For a list of small installs, often a flat visit rate plus the items.

4

Install

Done right, level, anchored, and cleaned up. Usually same-day for a typical list.

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Frequently asked questions

No — I don't do electrical work. I install fixtures to existing electrical boxes and work alongside licensed electricians when a project needs a new box, a new circuit, or moved wiring. If your fixture install needs electrical rough-in, I'll tell you upfront and coordinate the electrician as part of the job. This is a standard, not a gap.
Yes, in most cases. I mount the TV to studs — not just drywall anchors — and route the cables through the wall where the wall construction allows it. Power is run through a code-compliant kit, not just an extension cord dropped behind the drywall. I set the height based on where you'll actually sit, not just centered on the wall. Some walls — solid concrete, walls with fire blocks — need a different approach, and I'll tell you what's involved when I see the space.
Floating shelves need to be anchored into studs or properly rated wall anchors, not just drywall. The bracket has to be level and the right size for the shelf, and the shelf has to be loaded against the bracket correctly. I've replaced a lot of floating shelves that pulled out of the wall because someone used the hardware that came in the box on drywall alone. I anchor to the actual structure.
Yes — flat-pack furniture, cabinets, beds, tables, and outdoor furniture. Assembly is a quick job but a frustrating one to do yourself, and doing it right means tight joints, square frames, and hardware that's actually torqued. I can assemble a room's worth of furniture in a single visit.
That's actually the ideal job for this service. A TV mount, two light fixtures, a set of floating shelves, and cabinet hardware swaps — that's a single visit, done efficiently. Text me the list and I'll give you a flat rate for the visit.

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