You bought the TV. You stared at the wall. You Googled "how to mount a TV." And now you're here. Smart move — let us do it right.
We mount TVs pretty much every day. 55-inch Samsung over the fireplace in a Mesa townhouse. 75-inch LG on a full-motion arm in a Gilbert great room. 32-inch in a kid's bedroom. Whatever you've got, we've probably mounted that exact model before.
What's Included
- Wall mount installation — fixed, tilt, or full-motion. We find the studs (yes, real studs, not drywall anchors)
- Cord concealment — in-wall cable routing so you don't see ugly wires hanging down
- Sound bar mounting — below or above the TV
- Shelf and component setup — if you need a floating shelf for the cable box
We bring our own mounts if you haven't bought one yet (or you can grab one from Amazon — the Echogear full-motion ones are solid for the price). And we always check what's behind the wall before drilling. Pipes and wires exist.
Pricing
Basic mount (fixed bracket, no cord hiding) starts around $85. Full setup with in-wall cord concealment runs $150-$200. Fireplace mounts are a bit more because — well, they're higher and heavier. You'll see the exact price when you describe your setup above.
But honestly, 90% of our TV jobs take under an hour. Show up, mount, hide cords, done. You watch Netflix tonight on the wall instead of that wobbly stand.
Tell us your TV size and wall type above. Price in 30 seconds, mounted this week.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does TV mounting cost?
TV mounting starts at $65 for standard installations. Price varies by TV size, wall type, and cable management needs. We provide a free quote before starting.
What size TVs can you mount?
We mount TVs from 32 inches to 110 inches. We handle all mount types: fixed, tilting, and full-motion articulating mounts.
Do you hide the cables?
Yes, we offer in-wall cable routing for a clean look, or external cable management covers. In-wall routing depends on wall type and local code.
How long does TV mounting take?
Most standard TV mountings take 1-2 hours. Larger installations with cable routing may take up to 3 hours.
What type of wall mount should I choose?
Fixed mounts are cheapest and sit closest to the wall. Tilting mounts reduce glare. Full-motion mounts let you swivel and pull the TV out — great for corner placements or large rooms with multiple seating areas.
Can you mount a TV above a fireplace?
Yes, this is one of our most common requests. We use a tilting or full-motion mount so you can angle the screen down for comfortable viewing. We also route cables through the wall or mantle area for a clean finish.
How do you find studs in the wall?
We use an electronic stud finder and confirm with a finish nail test before drilling. Every mount goes into at least two studs — we do not anchor to drywall alone.
What if my wall is brick, tile, or concrete?
We drill into masonry using hammer-drill bits and use appropriate anchors rated for the TV's weight. Masonry installs typically add $25-$50 to the job.
Can you mount a TV without hitting a stud?
We always anchor to studs or masonry. For walls where studs are not reachable (e.g., 16" on-center vs. a wide VESA pattern), we install a horizontal backing board between studs first.
Do you set up the TV after mounting?
We connect all HDMI and power cables and confirm the picture is on before we leave. Smart TV Wi-Fi setup and streaming app installation are available as an add-on.
What is a full-motion mount and when do I need one?
A full-motion (articulating) mount lets you pull the TV away from the wall and swivel it left or right. It's ideal for open-plan rooms, corner walls, or bedrooms where you watch from different positions. They cost slightly more and require deeper wall anchoring.
Can you relocate an existing TV mount to a different wall?
Yes. We patch the old holes, sand, and prime the patch, then reinstall on the new wall. Add $30-$50 for the patch work if you want it paint-ready.
