Mirror and TV Mounting Services

The Toolbox Pro provides professional mirror and TV mounting services across the. With 15+ years of experience, our skilled handyman team delivers quality work at affordable prices. Whether you need a quick repair or a full installation, we handle it with attention to detail and clear communication.

What We Do

TV and mirror mounting sounds simple until you're standing in front of your wall holding a 65-inch Samsung, wondering where the studs actually are. That's where we come in.

We mount flat-screen TVs of any size on drywall, brick, stucco, or tile. We run the cables through the wall or hide them along the baseboard so you're not staring at a spaghetti mess behind your TV. We also mount full-length mirrors, medicine cabinets, shelves, and decorative mirrors in bathrooms, bedrooms, home gyms, and living rooms.

Every job starts with finding the studs (we use a good stud finder, not guessing), locating the electrical and plumbing behind the wall so we don't punch a hole in a water line, and figuring out the best path for cables. Then we mount the bracket, secure it properly, hang the TV or mirror, and make sure it's level and solid. No wobble. No comebacks.

When You Need This Service

New TV installation. You bought a nice TV. It came with a stand. The stand takes up half your entertainment console. A wall mount fixes that and looks cleaner.

Moving to a new house. Your old wall mount won't work on the new wall, or you want it in a different room with better viewing angles.

Cable cleanup. Your TV is already mounted but the cables look terrible. We can run them through the wall or organize them properly.

Bathroom or bedroom mirrors. Whether it's a large mirror over the sink or a full-length mirror on a bedroom wall, we mount it solid so it doesn't come loose in five years.

Apartment or rental. Some landlords won't allow holes. We can work around that with damage-free options.

Relocating an existing mount. Your TV was at the perfect height before you rearranged the furniture. Now it's too high or too far to the side. We'll move it.

How Long It Takes

A straightforward TV mount on a stud with basic cable management: 1.5 to 2 hours. That includes finding studs, drilling, hanging the bracket, and mounting the TV.

If we're running cables through the wall or working around obstacles (HVAC ducts, electrical outlets, plumbing), add 1 to 2 hours. A large mirror mount with careful placement: 1 to 1.5 hours. Multiple items in one visit (TV in the living room, mirror in the bathroom, shelf in the bedroom): 3 to 4 hours depending on complexity.

Typical Pricing

TV mounting starts at $150 for a basic single-TV job on drywall with the bracket you already have. If you need us to source the bracket and mount, expect $200 to $350 depending on TV size and wall type. Adding in-wall cable runs typically adds $100 to $200 to the job.

Mirror mounting runs $100 to $200 for standard sizes. Large custom mirrors or tricky installations cost more. We provide a quote before we start work, and we don't nickel-and-dime you halfway through.

Price varies based on wall material (drywall is easiest, brick and stucco take longer), studs location (sometimes they're where you need them, sometimes they're not), and whether you've already bought the hardware or we're sourcing it. All our estimates are honest. If a job should take longer, we'll tell you upfront, not surprise you at the end.

Tools and Materials We Use

A quality stud finder. A laser level. A cordless drill with both standard and masonry bits. Toggle bolts for hitting between studs. Heavy-duty anchors rated for the weight of your TV or mirror. We use Toggler or GripRite anchors—the cheap anchors from big-box stores fail. A 65-inch TV is heavy. It's not coming off the wall on our watch.

For brackets, we recommend full-motion arms for most living rooms (you can angle and swivel the TV) or fixed brackets for bedrooms and kitchens where you don't need to move it. We source quality brackets rated for your TV's weight and VESA pattern. We don't mount a 70-inch TV on a bracket rated for 55 inches.

For cable management, we use in-wall conduit, proper low-voltage brackets, and quality HDMI cables rated for the distance. Cheap cables pick up interference. We've seen it happen.

Service Areas

We serve your area, your area, your area, and your area. If you're in your area, we can get to you.

Common Questions

Will mounting a TV damage my drywall?

No. We drill small holes for anchors, and they're behind the TV bracket so you never see them. If you move the TV later, we can patch the holes with spackle and paint. Small job. Standard drywall repair is included in most jobs anyway.

Can you mount a TV on a brick or stucco wall?

Yes. Takes longer because we're drilling through masonry, but it's solid once we're done. We use the right bits and anchors. Stucco can be tricky because it's brittle, but we know how to handle it.

What if I don't have studs where I want the TV?

We use heavy-duty toggle anchors or GripRite anchors. They spread behind the drywall and hold. For a 65-inch TV, we use multiple anchors rated for the total weight. It's not as strong as hitting a stud, but it's safe and reliable if done right. If the wall is questionable, we'll tell you.

Get It Done

Stop looking at your TV on a wobbly stand or a crooked mount that's been bugging you for months. Give us a call or book online. We'll handle the studs, the cables, and the heavy lifting. You get a clean install and peace of mind that it's not falling down. That's the Toolbox Pro difference.