TV Mounting — background-checked local pros

Mounting a TV typically costs $90 to $250 and takes about an hour for a single set. Drywall with studs is the quick case; brick, concrete or plaster costs more, and hiding the cables inside the wall adds time. The mount itself is usually bought separately.

What it typically costs

$90–$250

That is what these jobs usually run, not a levl price. Pros on levl set their own rates — levl adds 15% on top of the pro’s number, shown on your invoice when the job is done.

What the pro actually does

The pro finds the studs, brackets the mount to them, levels the set and either runs the cables through the wall or covers them in a raceway. Most single-TV jobs take about an hour. Bring your own mount or ask the pro to pick one that fits your TV's VESA pattern and wall type.

TV Mounting questions

How much does it cost to mount a TV?

Most TV mounting jobs run about $90 to $250. What moves the number is the wall: drywall with studs is the quick case, while brick, concrete or plaster takes longer and needs different anchors. Hiding the cables inside the wall adds time. The mount itself is usually bought separately.

Can a TV be mounted on a brick or concrete wall?

Yes. It needs masonry anchors and a hammer drill rather than the wood screws a stud takes, so it costs more and takes longer — but brick and concrete hold more weight than drywall does, so a large TV is often more secure there.

Do I need to buy the mount before booking?

You don't have to. If you already have one, say so when you book. If you don't, tell the pro your TV size and wall type and they can bring one that fits.

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