T.V. Wall Mount Services

 How much does TV wall mounting cost?

My Price                     Average Cost

**$120  Fixed Mount      $75-200

**$150  Swivel Mount    $100-300

**$220  Full-Motion M.   $150-400

**$220  Ceiling Mount    $150-300

**$100  Under-Cabinet   $75-150

**$300  Fireplace M.    $200-450

**$140    In-Wall Concealed Wires/

             Power Bridge In-Wall 

             Connection Kit

The type of mount and location for your flat-screen TV will be the biggest cost drivers for your installation—whether it’s on a living room wall, under a cabinet, or above a fireplace. Location helps determine the type of mount needed, such as ultra-thin, swiveling, or full-motion.  I can help you pick the proper type of mount for the location you select.

Types of T.V. Mounts

Fixed mount. Fixed wall mounts are the most basic TV mounts. These TV mounts are set to a single position and hold the TV firmly in place. Make sure you’re happy with the proposed position of the TV before it goes up, as it cannot be shifted once installed. 

Average cost: $75–200

Swivel mount. These wall mounts allow TVs to tilt up and down, swivel left to right, or both, to adjust for window glare or more guests in the room. 

Average cost: $100–300

Full-motion mount. Full-motion TV mounts use brackets to let you fully move the TV up and down and side to side. You can shift the TV to whatever position and angle is best for your viewing experience. Full-motion mounts come in a wide range of motions, styles, and features. Average cost: $150–400 

Ceiling mount. Ceiling mounts are useful when a wall mount isn’t recommended or will be overly expensive due to the wall material. For example, if your wall contains metal studs rather than wood, wall installation isn’t recommended because these studs aren’t designed to hold the weight of a television. Most ceiling mounts come with the ability to swivel and tilt to create the perfect viewing angle or keep a low profile. 

Average cost: $150–300

Under-cabinet mount. Meant for smaller screens (up to 30–35 inches), under-cabinet TV mounts are predominantly used in kitchens, allowing viewers to adjust the TV position for cooking or eating. The size and weight of the TV will affect which under-cabinet mounts can be used. 

Average cost: $75–150

Fireplace mount. Above the fireplace remains a popular place to mount a TV. These mounts are specifically designed for fireplaces and allow you to pull the TV fully out and down over the mantle to eye level. Installation of fireplace mounts that require affixing mounting brackets to a brick wall can be more expensive. 

Average cost: $200-450

• Type of wall. Standard wall materials like drywall make installation easier, while brick, concrete, and other hard materials require more intensive labor, driving up cost.
• VESA number. Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) numbers are sometimes included on TV to indicate manufacturing standards. If your television has a VESA number, you’ll need to select a compatible mount with a corresponding VESA number, which might increase the price of your mount and hardware.

How much does it cost to install a television mount?

The price range of TV mounting services, including materials and labor, can run $100–300, depending on size of TV, style of mount, wall surface, and cost of labor.

How long does it take to install a television mount?

The average length of an installation is 1–3 hours. Some installers will charge by the job, and some will charge by the hour. The average cost of installation will typically range from $60–100 per hour.  

Why is TV mounting so expensive?

Not only must a professional TV installer mount your TV safely and securely, they’ll also analyze your home to select the perfect placement, determine the necessary mount for your TV’s location, and finish the job quickly with complete cleanup. The cost of TV mounting reflects the unique combination of skills needed and expertise provided.

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