The quick answer.
TV mounting is $450 for sets up to 65 inches and $525 for sets over 65 inches. That includes finding studs, mounting the bracket, routing cables in-wall when the wall allows, setting the TV, and connecting your devices. The $59 assessment fee is credited back to your invoice when you hire us.
Flat-rate labor for standard residential jobs in Gilbert and Chandler.
- TV mounting (up to 65")$450 – $450
- TV mounting (over 65")$525 – $525
- In-wall cable routing$0 – $75
- Additional HDMI / power outlet$75 – $150
Cost by TV size.
The price is split at 65 inches because larger sets need a heavier bracket and a second person to lift safely. The bracket rating and the wall capacity both matter more as the TV gets bigger.
- Up to 65 inches — $450. The most common size. Mount, route, set, connect.
- Over 65 inches — $525. Heavier bracket, two-person lift, and extra care leveling a large panel.
Cord hiding.
The difference between a good TV mount and a bad one is the cables. We route the power and HDMI behind the drywall so nothing hangs below the TV. That is included in the flat rate when the wall construction allows it — hollow interior walls with no insulation are the easiest. On exterior or heavily insulated walls, or where there is a fire block, we assess and quote it before starting.
Included in the quoted price
- Mounting bracket installed into studs
- TV set on the bracket and leveled
- In-wall cable routing (when wall allows)
- Connection of up to two devices
- Cleanup and packaging haul-off
Quoted separately
- The mount itself, unless we supply it
- New power outlet or HDMI plate behind the TV
- Soundbar mount or wire concealment for accessories
- Masonry or stone wall mounting (specialty drill)
Drywall vs. stud mounting.
We always mount into studs. A TV mount bolted into drywall alone — even with heavy anchors — is a risk on a large set. We use a stud finder to locate the framing, confirm depth, and mount the bracket across at least two studs. On walls where the studs are not where you want the TV, we talk through the options before drilling.
- 1
Send a photo
Text a picture of the wall and the TV size. We confirm stud location and whether cord hiding is possible.
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Get a flat price
You see the number before we pick up a tool. Up to 65 inches is $450, over 65 inches is $525.
- 3
We mount and route
Find studs, mount the bracket, route cables in-wall, set the TV, connect devices, and level it. Clean up.
Compare it to the full repair cost guide to see how a TV mount stacks up against the rest of your list.
FAQ.
How much does TV mounting cost in Gilbert, AZ?+
TV mounting is $450 for sets up to 65 inches and $525 for sets over 65 inches. That includes mounting the bracket to studs, setting the TV, and connecting your devices. The $59 assessment fee is credited back when you hire us.
Do you hide the cables in the wall?+
Yes. In-wall cable routing is included in the flat rate when the wall construction allows it. We run the power and HDMI behind the drywall so the TV looks clean. On exterior or insulated walls it may be quoted separately.
Can you mount a TV on a drywall wall without studs?+
We can, using heavy-duty toggle anchors rated for the TV weight, but mounting into studs is always stronger. We find the studs first and only use anchors when there is no other option.
Do I need to buy the mount myself?+
You can, but we can also supply a mount and add it to the invoice. If you buy your own, make sure it is rated for your TV size and weight — we can check it during the assessment.
Do you charge a trip fee?+
A flat $59 assessment fee covers the visit and the diagnosis. It is credited back in full to your invoice when you hire us for the work.