The cost of TV mounting typically ranges from $125 to $200, depending on factors like the type of mount, TV size, and installation complexity. Additional services, such as wire concealment ($100–$140), soundbar mounting ($100–$150), mounting above a fireplace ($100-$180), mounting on non drywall surfaces ($100-$180), TV dismounting ($100-$150), outlet additions or move ($225-$400) or extra equipment like HDMI cables and surge protectors, may add to the total. Larger TVs (over 65 inches) and urban locations may also increase labor costs, so it’s best to request a quote tailored to your specific setup.
Yes, you can mount your TV on a brick or concrete wall, but it requires specialized tools and hardware to ensure a secure and stable installation. Masonry anchors, or concrete screws are typically used to fasten the mount to the wall. Because drilling into brick or concrete is more complex than drywall, professional installation is often recommended to avoid damage to the wall or improper mounting. Additional considerations include managing cables and ensuring the wall can bear the TV’s weight, especially for larger screens.
TV mounting services typically include securely attaching your TV to the wall using a mount that fits your TV’s size and weight. This includes locating wall studs or using appropriate anchors for drywall, brick, or concrete installations. Services often cover leveling the TV for an optimal viewing angle, connecting essential cables, and ensuring the TV is properly powered. Additional options may include wire concealment for a clean look, mounting soundbars or other devices, and configuring the TV for basic functionality. Some professionals also provide mounts or additional accessories for an extra fee.
Yes, you can mount your TV over a fireplace, but there are a few important considerations to ensure it’s safe and practical. The wall material above the fireplace must support the weight of the TV and the mount, and proper anchors or masonry tools may be required for brick, stone, or concrete surfaces. Heat and smoke from the fireplace can potentially damage your TV, so it’s essential to measure the heat output and ensure the TV is installed high enough to avoid exposure. A tilting or full-motion mount is often recommended to adjust the viewing angle since TVs mounted higher can strain your neck. Professional installation is advised to address these factors and to conceal cables for a polished look.
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