Standard mount
$119
41"–65", drywall
The straightforward job, done properly.
- Stud-anchored, torque-checked bracket
- Levelled and centred to your seating height
- Cables tidied down to the outlet
- Everything tested before we leave
5.0 · 70 reviews on Thumbtack
Professional TV mounting in the Bay Area
No wires. No holes. No guessing.
BeforeAfter
1,000+ TVs mounted in San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley homes and offices by TV mounting specialists — often the same day you call. You get a firm price before anyone drives out, and cables that disappear into the wall.
- Working since
- 2021
- Starting at
- $79
- Replies in
- minutes
- Availability
- Same-day slots
- ★★★★★
- 70 reviews on Thumbtack
- 1,000+
- TVs mounted
- 5+
- Years doing this full time
- $1M
- Liability insured
- 5+
- Year workmanship warranty
Instant quote
Know the price before anyone knocks.
Five questions about your TV and your wall. A real number at the end, not a ‘starting from’.
- No trip fee and no call-out charge
- The price only moves if the wall is different from what you picked
- Goes straight to us, not a lead broker
Step 01 / 06
Installing more than one TV?Each additional one is discounted — tell us the rooms and sizes and we will total it up before anyone starts.
What we do
One trade, done properly.
TV mounting is not a sideline here. We're specialists — the people doing it have years of it behind them. That is the whole reason the work comes out consistent.
All sizes
TV wall mounting
Any size, any wall. Drywall, metal stud, plaster, brick, stone and concrete.
In-wall or raceway
Cable concealment
Routed inside the wall for a floating look, or hidden in a paintable raceway.
Masonry rated
Fireplace installs
Stone, brick and tile chimney breasts, with a pull-down mount.
Flush fit
Frame TV fitting
Flush-to-wall fitting so the bezel sits tight and the art mode actually looks like art.
Soundbar or surround
Sound systems
Soundbars, stereo pairs and full surround, mounted and wired in on the same visit.
Bundled add-on
Shelving, art & curtain rods
Floating shelves, framed art and curtain rod hardware, hung level and anchored into the right material while we're already there.
Why people call us back.
Dedicated TV mounting specialists
Not a handyman service that also does TVs. Mounting and the cable work around it is the whole job, every day, with years of it behind us.
The price is firm before anyone drives out
No trip fee and no call-out charge. The number only moves if the wall turns out to be different from what you picked, and you hear that before drilling starts.
Most jobs finish in one visit
Every tool and every bit of specialty hardware comes to the first appointment, so there is no second trip for a bracket that should have been in the van.
Heavy panels are routine
The largest so far was a 100″ screen weighing 200 lb. Stone, brick, plaster and concrete are normal here, not a reason to reschedule.
Often same-day, always fast
We reply in minutes, not hours. Reach out in the morning and there's a good chance your TV is on the wall that afternoon.
- Background checked
- Thumbtack Top Pro
- Shoe covers, always
- Cleans up after
- Replies in minutes
Pricing
Published prices. Not ‘call for a quote’.
Most companies in this trade hide the number until someone is standing in your living room. Here are the three jobs people actually book.
Wires concealed
Most booked
$215
41"–65", cables inside the wall
The one most people actually want.
- Everything in Standard mount
- HDMI and power routed inside the wall
- Recessed low-voltage bracket fitted
- Wall patched and left clean
Ultimate in-wall clean-look package
$399
In-wall power, cables & soundbar
No box, no cords, no soundbar wire in sight.
- Standard mount install
- In-wall power kit — a real outlet behind the TV
- HDMI and cables routed inside the wall
- Soundbar connected and tested
Prices include the labour, the anchors, and cleaning up after. If your wall turns out to be something other than what you picked, we tell you what it changes before anyone starts drilling. These are residential prices — offices and other commercial jobs are quoted per site.
Installing more than one TV?Each additional one is discounted — tell us the rooms and sizes and we will total it up before anyone starts.
Real walls, photographed the day they were finished.
No stock photography and no renders. Every one of these is our own work, photographed on the day it was finished.
75" on painted brick, cables concealed
San Francisco
55" on natural stone, 6 masonry anchors
East Bay
65" on drywall, rental-safe fixing
San Francisco
Large format above door height, cables concealed
Bay Area
Watch one go up.
A new Samsung going on the wall, filmed and talked through on the job. The close-ups are the part worth watching: how tight the panel sits to the wall once the bracket is right.
Commercial
Offices, not just living rooms.
Conference rooms, desk rows, reception areas, waiting rooms and gyms. Same installers, same standard, quoted per site instead of from a form.
- Multiple screens, one visit
- A full run of displays mounted and levelled across one wall in a single appointment. Bulk work is planned as one job, not a series of separate call-outs.
- Quoted per site
- Commercial jobs are priced after we have seen the space, the wall build and the cable routes. No form can price that honestly.
- Outside your hours
- Evening and weekend appointments so the drilling does not happen while people are trying to work.
- The same install standard
- Studs found properly, screens levelled across a whole row, cables managed and dressed. The finish does not drop because it is an office.
Tell us how many screens and where they are going. For anything beyond a couple of displays it is worth a look at the space first.
Bracket held to the wall, recessed outlet already set behind it
Power and signal brought to the bracket before the panel goes up
Rails fitted on the deck, not on the ladder
Top ProA badge Thumbtack gives to its top-rated, most responsive pros in the area
What people say after we leave.
74 bookings through Thumbtack, rated 5.0 out of 5. Quoted word for word, names and all.
Sorted newest first
Service area
Where we work.
Based in San Francisco, covering the city and across the bay, homes and offices alike. If you are just outside this list, ask anyway.
- San FranciscoCovered
- OaklandCovered
- BerkeleyCovered
- AlamedaCovered
- AlbanyCovered
- RichmondCovered
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Straight answers
The things people ask before they book.
Will this damage my wall?
Mounting a TV means drilling into studs, so there will be holes behind the bracket. They are hidden by the TV itself, and if you ever take it down they patch in about ten minutes. We find the studs properly rather than relying on drywall anchors, which is the difference between a TV that stays up and one that doesn’t.
Can you really hide the cables inside the wall?
On drywall, yes. We cut two small openings, drop the HDMI and a recessed power bracket inside the cavity, and patch around them. On brick, stone or concrete the cables run in a paintable raceway instead, because you cannot open up masonry safely for this.
Is the price on this site the price I pay?
Yes. The quote tool prices the job from what you tell it, starting at $79. There is no trip fee and no call-out charge. The only time the number moves is if the wall turns out to be something different from what you selected, and we tell you that before we start, not after.
How soon can you come out?
We usually reply in minutes, and same-day appointments are common if you reach out in the morning. Weekend slots go first, so if you want Saturday it is worth asking early.
How big a TV can you handle?
The largest so far was a 100 inch panel at around 200 lb. Anything above roughly 75 inches becomes a two-person lift, which is priced into the quote automatically when you pick that size.
Do I need to buy the mount myself?
Only if you want to. If you already have one, we will use it as long as it is rated for your TV. If you don’t, we can supply a fixed, tilting or full-motion mount and it appears as a line in your quote.
Can you mount above a fireplace?
Often, but not always. We check the heat coming off the firebox first, because a panel that cooks itself will fail early. If it is safe we will usually fit a pull-down mount so you are not craning your neck at it.
What about a Samsung Frame TV?
Frame TVs need the slim wall bracket fitted flush so the bezel sits tight to the wall, plus the One Connect box routed somewhere sensible. We do these regularly.
Your TV is still on the floor, isn’t it?
Five questions, one real price, and we reply in minutes.