Up to 55 inches
- Drywall over wood studs
- $145
- Solid brick or concrete
- $220
Installations & prices
Size the screen.
Check the wall.
Labor prices below assume a sound wall, a compatible customer-supplied mount and safe access. We confirm the mounting location and total before drilling.
TV mounting
Diagonal screen size. Prices include locating suitable fixing points, fitting your mount, hanging the TV, connecting up to two existing devices and testing the picture.
56–75 inches
- Drywall over wood studs
- $195
- Solid brick or concrete
- $270
76–85 inches
- Drywall over wood studs
- $275
- Solid brick or concrete
- $350
Over 85 inches, metal studs, tile, stone veneer, plaster and fireplace locations need a site assessment and separate quote. A surface that cannot safely support the equipment needs another location or prior work.
Make the connections tidy.
In-wall signal cable route
From $120 with a TV mount, for one accessible drywall stud bay up to 6 feet. Includes two low-voltage pass-through plates; in-wall-rated signal cables are separate. Blocking, insulation and wall repairs can change the plan. No concealed routing through masonry at this price.
From $120
Surface wire channel
From $65 with a TV mount, including up to 6 feet of white surface channel. A tidy route when the wall cannot be opened.
From $65
Soundbar setup
$75 on a console or $110 wall-mounted with your compatible bracket. Includes connecting and testing with the TV. Cable routing is separate.
$75 / $110
Speaker pair setup
From $140 for placing or mounting two speakers with your brackets, connecting to your receiver and setting levels. Wall fishing and new cable are quoted separately.
From $140
Room setup
From $240 for connecting your receiver and up to five speakers and a subwoofer, then setting levels and testing your sources. Mounting and new wire runs are separate.
From $240
Before we drill
Do you supply the TV mount?
Bring a mount rated for your TV’s size, weight and mounting pattern, with its hardware. If you have not bought one, tell us the TV details first and we can identify what fit you need. The mount itself is not included in labor prices.
Can the wires always go inside the wall?
No. Blocking, insulation, masonry or the wall’s construction can rule out a concealed route. We assess the route first and discuss a surface channel if needed.
A clear plan before the first hole.
We confirm the wall, mount and cable route before agreeing on the work.