Where can I find TV mounting near me?

Monty's mounts TVs in 15 markets: Austin, Frisco-Plano, Mid-Cities, North San Antonio, Northlake-Frisco and South Houston in Texas; Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa in Florida; Greater Salt Lake City and South Valley in Utah; Boise, Idaho; Nashville, Tennessee; the Piedmont Triad in North Carolina; and New London, Connecticut. Every location is locally owned. See our Locations page to find yours.

How long does TV mounting take?

Most TV installs take 1 to 3 hours, based on our cost estimator. Masonry walls and in-wall cable runs take longer than a standard drywall install.

Can you mount a soundbar too?

Yes. Mounting a soundbar under the TV can be done in the same visit.

Do you take away the box and packaging?

Yes. We clean up and remove the packaging before we leave.

Monty's handyman unpacking tools for an in-home installation

Mounting & Installation

TV Mounting Service

Monty's mounts your TV level, anchored into studs or masonry, and at the right viewing height, whether it's going on drywall, brick or over the fireplace. Most installs are done in one visit.

What's included

Finding studs or masonry anchor points
Installing a fixed, tilting or full-motion mount
Hanging and leveling the TV
Cable management with raceway or in-wall cable kits
Mounting soundbars and streaming boxes
Cleanup and removal of packaging

What's not included

Adding or moving electrical outlets
Running new power inside the wall
Network or AV system setup

How much does TV mounting cost?

TV mounting with Monty's typically costs $150 to $500, based on our cost estimator, depending on TV size, wall type and how the cables are hidden.

A TV under 50 inches on drywall, with no cable concealment, sits at the low end. Larger TVs, brick, concrete or plaster walls, and in-wall cable runs move it toward the high end. Fireplace installs often land higher too, because the wall above the firebox is usually masonry. Your exact price comes from a free estimate before the work starts.

Can you mount a TV over a fireplace?

Yes. Monty's mounts TVs over fireplaces on drywall, brick and stone.

Before installing, we check two things. The first is heat: the mantel and the wall above the firebox can get hot enough to shorten a TV's life, so check the TV maker's guidance. The second is height: over a fireplace the screen usually sits higher than ideal, so a pull-down or tilting mount often makes for a better viewing angle. On brick or stone we anchor into the masonry, not the mortar joints.

What wall types and mounts do you work with?

Monty's mounts TVs on drywall over wood studs, plaster, brick, stone and concrete, using anchors rated for the wall and the TV's weight.

Fixed mounts sit flattest against the wall. Tilting mounts help when the TV is above eye level. Full-motion arms let the screen swing toward different seats. We can help you pick the right mount before the visit.

Can you hide the cables without electrical work?

Yes, in most rooms. Monty's hides cables with a paintable surface raceway, or with a low-voltage in-wall cable kit that runs HDMI and a power extension behind the drywall using the TV's existing outlet.

Adding a new outlet behind the TV is electrical work, which Monty's doesn't do. If you want a recessed outlet, a licensed electrician can add it, and we'll mount the TV around it.

What it costs

$150 – $500

Typical range from the Monty's cost estimator. Smaller TVs on drywall cost less; larger TVs, masonry walls and in-wall cable runs cost more. Your exact price comes from a free estimate.