in Los Angeles
We mount TVs from Santa Monica to Long Beach, level on any wall and at the height you watch from.
TV mounting starts at $139
TV mounting on every kind of Los Angeles wall
- Drywall
- Plaster
- Brick
- Stone
- Concrete
- Tile
- Metal-frame walls
How TV mounting works in Los Angeles
Three steps. Nothing is booked or charged until you say yes to the price.
- 01
Describe the wall
Screen size, what the wall is made of, and where the TV is going. Under a minute, no account. If a photo would help, we ask for it by text.
- 02
Get it in writing
We text back with any questions, then a written quote covering the mount, the wall, and the cabling.
- 03
We come to you
We arrive with the right fasteners for your wall, mount the TV level at the height you chose, hide the cables, and leave the room cleaner than we found it.
How we plan your TV mounting in Los Angeles
Every install starts with a quick plan. Two things get settled before we drill.
- 1
Screen height set from where you sit
We set the center of the screen from where you actually sit, so nobody ends up craning at a TV near the ceiling.
- 2
The right fasteners for your wall
Wood, metal, plaster, brick, or concrete, each wall gets the fasteners made for it.
A clean finish on every TV mount
Every TV is centered on its wall and sitting flat, with no cables in sight. This is what it should look like when we leave.
TVs mounted the way they should be
Living rooms, bedrooms, and fireplaces. Level, centered, and no wires in sight.
Other TV mounting services in Los Angeles
Besides standard TV mounting, we also do these.
- Samsung Frame TV MountingMounted flat against the wall, with the cable hidden and Art Mode set up.Learn more
- Fireplace TV MountingMounted into the brick or stone, away from the fireplace heat.Learn more
- Commercial TV MountingTVs lined up in a row, scheduled around your open hours.Learn more
- In-Wall Wire ConcealmentPower and TV cables run inside the wall.Learn more
Areas we cover in Los Angeles
Pick your neighborhood to see the walls we usually find there.
- Downtown LAPoured concrete and concrete block · Metal-frame drywall in towers · Exposed brick in converted lofts
- HollywoodPlaster in older apartments · Drywall over wood in hillside homes · Metal-frame drywall in new mid-rises
- Santa MonicaPlaster in 1940s and 1950s apartments · Standard drywall in remodeled homes · Outdoor stucco for patio and balcony screens
- Beverly HillsStone and marble feature walls · Wood paneling and built-in cabinets · Standard drywall in newer homes and remodels
- West HollywoodDrywall over wood in 1960s and 1970s apartments · Metal-frame drywall in newer condos · Concrete walls between units
- Culver CityPlaster in 1940s and 1950s bungalows · New drywall in backyard units and remodels · Brick and stone fireplaces
- PasadenaWood paneling in Craftsman homes · Plaster · River rock, brick, and tile fireplaces
- Long BeachPlaster in 1920s homes · Drywall in East Long Beach ranch houses · Concrete and metal-frame walls in downtown condos
Your TV is ready for the wall. Book now and we’ll reply with your price and the first open date.
TV mounting questions in Los Angeles
Not here? Ask us when you book.
How much does TV mounting cost in Los Angeles?
TV mounting starts at $139. Your quote covers the specific job: screen size, wall type, whether wires go inside the wall, and whether you need a mount supplied. You see the full price before we book a date, and it does not change on the day unless you change the job.
Can you hide the wires?
In most drywall homes, yes. We put a power outlet behind the TV and run the other cables inside the wall to your TV stand. On brick or stone walls, in some rentals, and where a homeowners association says no, we use a slim painted cover on the wall instead. We tell you which one applies to you.
Do I need to buy a wall mount first?
Either way works. If you already have one, tell us the model. If not, say so when you book and we quote a mount sized for your TV and the wall: fixed, tilting, or full-motion depending on the room.
Do you work in condos and high-rises that need insurance paperwork?
Yes. Tell us the building and we provide the certificate of insurance and book the freight elevator before the visit.
Can you mount a TV on plaster, brick, concrete, or tile?
Yes. Greater Los Angeles has all of them, sometimes in the same house. Each wall gets the right fasteners and drilling method, and your quote tells you what your wall needs.
How soon can you come out?
Once we have your request we reply with the first open dates for your part of the city. We do not promise a window we cannot keep, so you always get a real date rather than a guess.