Bedroom
$129
Single tech, about an hour.
- Stud or rated-anchor install
- Laser-leveled and load-tested
- Cables tied and tidied
NYC TV mounting · all five boroughs
Your TV on the wall. Dead level. Wires gone.
We mount TVs into studs, plaster, brick and concrete across New York City, hide every cable, and leave the room cleaner than we found it. Flat prices, shown before you book. You pay when it's on the wall.
From $129 · Pay after install · Cash App or cash
Insured · COI for co-ops & condos
Same-day slots when available
1-year workmanship guarantee
Flat pricing
One price. Labor, hardware and cleanup included.
Pick your TV size. Drywall mounting with your bracket is included in every package. Wall type, supplied mounts and add-ons are listed below, so the number you see is the number you pay.
Living Room
$159
The size most NYC apartments get.
- Everything in Bedroom
- Viewing-height fitting on site
- TV and device setup check
Cinema
$219
Two techs for 85 in and larger.
- Everything in Living Room
- Heavy-duty lag bolts into studs
- Two-person lift, no strain on the panel
Walls
- Drywall
- Included
- Pre-war plaster & lath
- +$60
- Brick or concrete
- +$90
- Above a fireplace
- +$50
Mounts we bring
- Your own fixed or tilt mount
- $0
- Your own full-motion mount
- +$40
- Low-profile fixed mount
- +$59
- Tilting mount
- +$79
- Full-motion arm, installed
- +$179
Add-ons
- In-wall wire concealment
- +$149
- Paintable cord cover
- +$59
- Soundbar bracket
- +$49
- Take down old TV
- +$49
- Streaming box or console setup
- +$39
Prices are before NYC sales tax (8.875%). In-wall concealment uses a UL-listed power relocation kit; we never run a TV power cord loose inside the wall. Bronx and Staten Island add a $25 travel fee.
Book in two minutes
Build your quote. Pick your time.
Your total updates as you choose. Send the request and we text you back to lock the slot. Nothing is charged now. You pay after the TV is up and you've checked it.
Why mount it
A TV on a stand can fall. A TV in the studs can't.
Flat screens are top-heavy and light at the base. A curious toddler, a pet, or one bump during a game night is enough to pull one over. Federal safety data shows how often it happens.
217tip-over deaths reported to the CPSC, 2013 to mid-2023
71%of those deaths were children
47%involved a television
53 minone child treated in an ER for a tip-over, on average
Out of a child's reach
Mounted at viewing height, there's nothing to climb, pull or grab. The CPSC's top recommendation is to anchor TVs to the wall.
Into studs, not just drywall
We locate studs and drive lag bolts into them. On plaster, brick or concrete we use anchors rated for the load, never plastic plugs.
Rated well above your TV
Every bracket we install is rated above your TV's weight. Before we leave, we load-test it with a firm pull.
No loose cords
Dangling cables are a pull and trip hazard. We hide them in the wall with a UL-listed kit or behind a paintable cover.
Heat and fireplace aware
Above a fireplace we check clearance and use a tilt mount so the screen stays out of rising heat and your neck stays comfortable.
Insured work
Our work is covered by general liability insurance. We send a certificate of insurance to your building before the visit.
Figures from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's Anchor It! campaign, February 2024: anchorit.gov.
The difference
From a stand full of wires to a wall that looks designed.
Most of our installs finish in about 90 minutes, including cleanup. We vacuum the drill dust and haul away the boxes.
Height guide
Where should your TV go?
Most TVs are hung too high. The center of the screen belongs at eye level from where you actually watch. Pick your TV and room to see our starting point. We fine-tune it with you on site before we drill.
Center of screen from floor
42in
Bottom edge
Top edge
Screen width
Best seat distance (4K)
Service area
All five boroughs, every day of the week.
Tap your borough to start a booking there. Arrival windows run 8 am to 8 pm, seven days a week.
How it works
Booked tonight. On the wall tomorrow.
No deposit and no card on file. You see the total up front and pay only once you're happy with the install.
STEP 1
Build your quote
Choose size, wall, mount and extras. The total is shown before you send anything.
STEP 2
We confirm by text
We lock your arrival window and send your building our insurance certificate if they need it.
STEP 3
We mount it
Stud finding, laser level, clean drilling, cable work and a load test. About 90 minutes.
STEP 4
You check, then pay
Look it over, test your inputs, and pay by Cash App or cash on site.
Before we arrive
- Unbox the TV and keep the screws and spacers that came with it.
- Clear about 6 feet of floor in front of the wall.
- Reserve the service elevator if your building requires it.
- Send us your building's COI requirements when you book.
- Decide on the wall. Use the height guide above for the height.
- Plan to be home for the whole visit, usually 60 to 90 minutes.
Buildings & businesses
Mounting more than one TV?
We work with property managers, offices, restaurants and short-term rental hosts across the city. Three or more TVs at one address get a volume quote.
Property managers
Unit turnovers, amenity rooms and lobby screens. We send a COI to your management company before every visit.
Offices
Conference-room displays and lobby screens with cables managed, scheduled around your business hours.
Restaurants & bars
Multi-screen walls mounted level and in line, with power and HDMI runs hidden.
Short-term rentals
Secure mounts guests can't pull loose, plus streaming setup so check-in is simple.
Text us for a volume quote
Send the number of TVs, their sizes and the address.
Referral program
Give $20. Get $25.
Share your code with a friend. They get $20 off their first install, and you get $25 sent by Cash App after their job is done. There's no limit on how many friends you refer.
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Your code is tied to your mobile number. Send it to us once so we can pay you when it's used.
Questions
Before you book
My building needs a certificate of insurance. Can you send one?
Yes. Tell us your management company's email when you book, and we send the COI before your appointment, naming the building as they require.
Can you mount on plaster, brick or concrete?
Yes. Pre-war plaster, brick and poured concrete are common in NYC. We carry masonry bits and anchors rated for each wall type. The price for each is listed above.
Do I need to buy a mount?
No. You can use your own, or we bring a fixed, tilting or full-motion mount sized for your TV. Pick one in the quote builder.
How do you hide the wires?
In-wall concealment uses a UL-listed power relocation kit with a recessed outlet behind the TV, so no power cord runs loose inside the wall. If you rent or can't open the wall, we use a slim paintable cord cover.
When do I pay?
After the TV is mounted and you've checked it. We accept Cash App or cash on site. No deposit.
How long does an install take?
Most single-TV installs take 60 to 90 minutes. Brick, concrete and in-wall wire concealment can add 30 to 60 minutes.
Can I reschedule?
Yes. Text us at least 12 hours before your arrival window and we move it at no charge.
I rent. Can you still mount my TV?
Yes. Mount holes are small and easy to patch when you move out. If your lease doesn't allow opening walls, we use a paintable cord cover instead of in-wall concealment.
What if something goes wrong later?
Every install has a one-year workmanship guarantee. If the mount loosens or shifts, we come back and fix it at no charge.
Ready when you are
We find the stud. You watch the game.
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