TV Mounting, One Vetted Local Pro
A wall-mounted TV looks clean and frees the room, but a bad mount is a $1,500 gamble on drywall anchors. A pro finds studs, mounts level, and conceals the cable. See your price range, then get matched with one vetted local installer.
TV Mounting cost
TV mounting by job complexity, 2026 national ranges.
| Scope | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Small fix (an hour or two) | $125–$175 |
| Standard job (half a day) | $200–$300 |
| Punch-list / full day | $425–$650 |
What changes your price
- TV size and weight, and fixed versus tilting or full-motion mount.
- Wall type, drywall over studs, brick, stone, or concrete.
- In-wall cable concealment and adding a power outlet behind the set.
- Soundbar, shelf, or component mounting done in the same visit.
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TV Mounting FAQ
How much does it cost to mount a TV?
A standard mount on a stud wall runs about $150–$400. In-wall wire concealment, a new outlet, or masonry walls add to that. Bringing your own mount can lower the price.
Can you hide the wires in the wall?
Yes, on most stud walls a pro can run the cables and often a new outlet behind the TV for a clean look. Fire-rated or concrete walls may require a surface raceway instead.
Will the mount hold my TV securely?
A pro anchors into wall studs (or uses masonry anchors) rated well above your TV's weight, so it holds safely. Drywall-only anchors are the common DIY failure a pro avoids.
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