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TV Mounting Cost Guide
How much does it cost to mount a TV? Standard TV mounting starts at $135, and most complete jobs land between $119 and $340. This guide breaks the price down honestly — by TV size, wall type, and bracket — so there are no surprises, using our current published rates.
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Price by TV size
TV size is the biggest single factor, because larger TVs need more handling, a heavier bracket, and often two installers. These are our current base prices for a standard mount:
| TV size | Base mounting price |
|---|---|
| Up to 50" | $119 |
| 51" – 55" | $149 |
| 56" – 75" | $179 |
| 76" – 85" | $199 |
| 86" and larger | $269 |
The base price covers mounting a TV into solid structure on a standard drywall wall when you already have a compatible bracket.
Wall type add-on
Drywall is the standard. Harder walls need masonry anchors and more drilling time, so they carry a small add-on:
| Wall type | Add-on |
|---|---|
| Drywall / wood panel | included |
| Brick, concrete, or stone | +$20 |
| Above fireplace | quoted on site |
Above-fireplace jobs are quoted individually because they involve height, heat, and usually wire concealment. See the wall type guide.
Bracket add-on
If you already own a compatible mount, there is no bracket charge. If you need one, the price depends on the type:
| Bracket | Add-on |
|---|---|
| You supply your own | $0 |
| Fixed (flat) | +$45 |
| Tilting | +$55 |
| Full-motion | +$85 |
Wire concealment
Hiding the cables is an optional add-on. A paintable surface raceway is the budget option and works on any wall; in-wall concealment gives a fully cord-free look on drywall. Pricing depends on the run length and method, so it is included in your free quote rather than a flat fee.
Example totals
Putting it together, here is what realistic jobs cost:
- Basic — 50" on drywall, own bracket: $119
- Typical — 65" on drywall, tilting bracket: $179 + $55 = $234
- Large — 75" on brick, full-motion bracket: $179 + $20 + $85 = $284
- Premium — 86" on drywall, full-motion bracket: $269 + $85 = $354
Want an exact number for your TV and wall? Get a free online quote in under a minute.
How to keep the cost down
- Have a compatible bracket ready to skip the bracket add-on.
- Mount on drywall where possible — masonry adds a small fee.
- Choose a surface raceway over in-wall concealment if budget matters more than a fully hidden look.
- Bundle multiple TVs in one visit.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to mount a TV?
Standard TV mounting starts at $135, and most complete jobs run between $119 and $340 depending on TV size, wall type, bracket, and whether you add wire concealment.
Is there a charge to mount on brick or concrete?
Yes, a small +$20 add-on covers the masonry anchors and extra drilling needed for brick, concrete, and stone walls.
Do you charge for the bracket?
Only if you need one. Bringing your own compatible mount is free; a fixed bracket is +$45, tilting +$55, and full-motion +$85.
Are there hidden fees?
No. We give an upfront quote before any work starts. The price you approve is the price you pay.
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Get a fast, free quote
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