TV Mounting

Most drywall and wood-framed walls work fine as long as the mount hits studs. Brick, stone, and concrete walls require special anchors and may cost more. Your handyman will assess the wall before starting.

Yes, but it requires special hardware for brick or stone surrounds and may involve more complex cord routing. Heat from the fireplace can also be a factor — your handyman can advise on placement.

Most TVs from 32 to 85 inches can be mounted, but the mount and wall anchoring must be rated for the weight. Larger TVs are heavier and may require additional studs or a reinforced mount.

Mounting requires drilling into the wall, which leaves holes if you later remove the mount. A skilled handyman minimizes damage and ensures a secure install.

For a standard mount job, yes — you supply the mount and the handyman installs it. Some handymen can source a mount for you, but it may add to the cost.

Cord concealment routes your TV cables through the wall so they are hidden from view. It gives a clean, finished look and is especially popular in living rooms and bedrooms.

Check the Fair Price Guide on HomeRepairRates.com for current pricing. A standard wall mount starts around $168, while mounting over a fireplace or with cord concealment costs more.

A basic mount takes about 30-60 minutes. If you add cord concealment or need special anchoring for brick or stone, expect 1-2 hours.