TV Mounting Service Near You
Mounted Level, Anchored Right, Cords Concealed
Breasy’s TV mounting service handles wall-type assessment, mount selection, and cord concealment, from drywall and stud walls to brick and stone. Get a scoped quote within 48 hours. Before-and-after documentation same day. Re-dispatch at no added cost if a scheduled visit doesn’t happen.
Why TV Mounts Fail
When the Wall Type Is Ignored
Whether it’s a first-time mount or replacing one that’s already come loose, most TV mounting problems trace back to the wrong anchor for the wall type, not the mount hardware itself. Here is what we see most often.
Improper Anchoring for the Wall Type
Drywall alone will not support a TV’s weight without anchoring into studs or using load-rated drywall anchors. Mounting into the wrong material for a given wall type is the leading cause of a TV pulling loose.
Visible Cord Clutter
Cables running down the wall from a newly mounted TV undercut the whole point of mounting it in the first place. Cord concealment, whether in-wall or through a paintable raceway, is what makes the install look finished.
Mount Not Rated for TV Size or Weight
Using a mount rated below the TV’s actual weight and VESA size is a safety issue that shows up as sagging, tilting, or a mount failing outright. Matching the mount to the TV spec is a required step, not an upsell.
What Property Managers Say
After Their First Few Jobs
“I have owned my home since a little before COVID and it was so terrible finding service providers with prices I trusted. I worked with Ben (the Owner) when he was running a landscaping business and when he said he was going to start a maintenance and repair company, I have used him ever since. EASY BREASY, Baby!”
Correct Wall-Type Assessment Prevents Callback and Damage Work Orders
A TV mounted with the wrong anchor for the wall type doesn’t stay a one-time problem. It generates callback work orders as the mount loosens, and in the worst case, a TV that pulls loose from the wall entirely, causing damage to the wall and the TV.
Assessing the wall type and matching the anchor and mount to it before drilling is what prevents that outcome. It takes a few extra minutes during the visit and eliminates a far more expensive repeat call or damage claim later.
For property managers outfitting common areas, model units, or multiple rentals with mounted TVs, batching the work into one coordinated work order keeps mounting quality consistent across every location.
What TV Mounting Covers
vs. When an Electrician Is Needed
Most TV mounting jobs are a standard install regardless of wall type. Here’s how we draw the line for the one scenario that needs a licensed electrician.
Drywall, Stud, and Masonry Wall Mounting
Mounting on drywall with stud or load-rated anchors, and mounting on brick, stone, or a masonry fireplace with the correct specialty anchors, are both handled as part of a standard install.
Surface-Mounted Cord Concealment
A paintable cord raceway that runs down the wall to the nearest outlet is included in a standard mount and gives a clean finished look without any electrical work.
When an Outlet Relocation Requires an Electrician
In-wall power kits that relocate an outlet to behind the TV involve running new electrical wiring inside the wall, which requires a licensed electrician. This is flagged clearly in the quote as a separate scope item if requested.
What Every TV Mounting
Work Order Covers
From a single bedroom mount to a full property refresh, every work order is scoped before work begins. Level check and anchor verification are never skipped, since both determine whether the mount holds long term.
Wall Type and Stud Assessment
The wall is checked for stud location and material type, whether drywall, brick, or stone, before any hardware is selected, so the anchor matches what’s actually behind the surface.
Mount Selection and Anchor Installation
A mount rated for the TV’s weight and VESA size is selected, and anchors appropriate to the wall type are installed, whether that’s stud mounting, load-rated drywall anchors, or masonry anchors.
TV Mounting and Leveling
The TV is attached to the mount and checked with a level before final tightening, so the finished install sits perfectly level rather than eyeballed.
Cord Concealment
Cables are routed through a paintable surface raceway or, where requested and electrically feasible, tucked cleanly for a finished look without visible cord clutter.
Who Submits TV Mounting
Work Orders Through Breasy
Anyone searching for a TV mounting service near you, from portfolio managers outfitting model units or amenity spaces to individual homeowners mounting one TV. The process and documentation standard are the same regardless of portfolio size.
Property Managers
Submit from AppFolio, Buildium, or email. Quotes in 48 hours, completion photos same day, single point of contact across the portfolio. See how we handle maintenance at scale.
Learn more →Real Estate Investors
Submit the work order, approve the scoped quote, receive timestamped photos proving completion across your SFR or multifamily properties. Documentation ready for owner reporting.
Learn more →Homeowners
Individual homeowners submit work orders the same way. Market-rate pricing, before-and-after photos, invoice on confirmed completion. No deposit before work begins.
Learn more →Tenants and Residents
Request a TV mount or flag one that’s come loose directly. Your property manager submits the work order and we handle scheduling, the install, and completion confirmation.
Learn more →When TV Mounting Service
Demand Peaks Across Our Markets
Demand tracks moving and lease cycles more than weather. Here is what we see across our active markets each year.
Post-Holiday New TV Rush
New TV purchases spike around the holidays, driving a mounting demand surge in January as new units get installed in homes and rentals across every market.
📅 Peak demand window: Jan – FebTurnover and Move-In Season
TV mounting rises across every market during peak lease turnover months, both as a tenant request after moving in and as an amenity upgrade before listing a unit.
📅 Peak demand window: May – SeptPre-Season Sports Viewing Push
Demand ticks up ahead of major sports viewing seasons as households and common-area amenity spaces prepare viewing setups.
📅 Peak demand window: Aug – SeptSteady Year-Round With Winter Indoor Focus
Colder markets see a modest winter rise as more indoor-focused living spaces get upgraded during months with less outdoor activity.
📅 Peak demand window: Nov – JanWhat Moves the Price on
a TV Mounting Work Order
We don’t publish fixed pricing because mounting scope varies based on wall type and TV size, details that shape the quote once we know what’s actually needed. What we can tell you is exactly what drives cost so you can submit an accurate work order and receive a scoped quote within 48 hours.
For general handyman pricing context, see our handyman hourly rate guide. The six factors below are what we use internally when building a TV mounting quote.
Submit a Work Order With These Details. Get a Scoped Quote in 48 Hours.
Our quote process is: submit the request with TV size and wall type if known, we assess and build a scoped, market-rate quote, you approve it, and the job is scheduled. Payment is triggered by confirmed completion, not before work begins.
A good work order submission includes: property address, TV size, wall type if known (drywall, brick, stone), and whether cord concealment is wanted. That’s it.
Submit a TV Mounting Work Order →TV size and weight
Larger, heavier TVs need higher-rated mounts and more robust anchoring, which affects both hardware cost and install time.
Wall type
Standard drywall or stud mounting costs less than mounting into brick, stone, or a masonry fireplace, which requires specialty anchors.
Mount type
A fixed mount costs less than a tilting or full-motion mount, which involves more hardware and adjustment during install.
Cord concealment method
A surface-mounted raceway costs less than an in-wall concealment kit, and outlet relocation behind the TV requires a licensed electrician as a separate scope item.
Number of TVs
Multi-room or multi-unit installs batched into one work order typically quote at a lower per-TV rate than isolated single-TV mounts.
Site access
Standard-height walls are faster to service than vaulted ceilings or unusually high mounting locations requiring additional access equipment.
How We Scope, Dispatch,
and Close a TV Mounting Job
No coordinating separate hires, no follow-ups, no wondering if anyone showed up.
Submit, Get a Quote, Approve
Send the work order from your PM software, by email, or through our portal. We integrate with AppFolio, Buildium, RentVine, Latchel, and most major platforms.
Within 48 hours, you receive a scoped, market-rate quote covering mount type, anchoring, and cord concealment. Approve it and the job is scheduled. See how our quote turnaround works.
Dispatched, Completed, Documented
Our routing system assigns the nearest available capacity based on location. Most TV mounting jobs, even multi-room installs, complete in a single visit the same day.
Before-and-after photos are required before a job can be marked complete. We photograph the wall before mounting and the finished, leveled install before the work order closes.
Photos, Invoice, and Completion Documentation
The day work is completed, you receive timestamped before-and-after photos and an invoice. Payment is triggered by confirmed completion. Not before. See how our completion photo system works.
Photos are formatted with timestamps and property address for owner reporting or internal work order records. No additional documentation step required on your end.
We Complete Every TV Mount to the Scope Agreed.
If a mount isn’t level, secure, or rated correctly for the TV when we close a work order, we make it right before the invoice goes out. That is not a policy statement. It is how our documentation review works operationally.
TV Mounting Documentation for Turnover and Owner Records
Amenity upgrades and unit refresh projects both benefit from documented proof of completion, especially for portfolio-wide installs tracked across many units. Our standard work order close process delivers exactly what property managers need.
The turnover renovation and TV mounting processes share the same documentation standard, so mounting jobs on a turnover punch list close out with the rest of the unit refresh in one coordinated report.
Timestamped before-and-after photos
Date, time, and property address embedded in photo metadata. Ready for move-in file or portfolio upgrade documentation without additional formatting.
Per-TV scope documentation
Invoice lists each TV mounted, wall type, mount type, and cord concealment method used. Satisfies most owner and portfolio-level reporting requirements.
Electrical escalation awareness scoped upfront
Standard mounting and surface cord concealment generally do not require a licensed electrician. Outlet relocation behind the TV is flagged during the quote process.
Owner reporting package
All completion documentation is formatted for owner-level reporting. Senior property managers and asset managers receive the same documentation level as direct clients.
What Our Completion Package Includes for Every Mounting Job
Every closed work order delivers:
✓ After photo (mounted, leveled TV, timestamped)
✓ Scope-matched invoice (TV size, wall type, mount, cords)
✓ Same-day delivery on day of completion
✓ Ready for owner or portfolio upgrade submission
✓ No additional formatting required on your end
Documentation delivery is a hard requirement in our work order close process. Photos are required before a job status can be marked complete in our system. This is enforced operationally, not as a policy statement.
Breasy vs. Managing
TV Mounting Yourself
Most property managers already know the operational gaps. Here is what the difference looks like in practice.
| Breasy | Solo Vendor | Marketplace | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quote turnaround | ✓ Within 48 hours | 2 to 5+ days, inconsistent | Varies by response time |
| Anchor matched to wall type | ✓ Verified and photographed | ● Depends who you hire | ✕ No standard verification |
| Before-and-after photos | ✓ Required on every job | ✕ Rarely provided | ● Depends on listing |
| Same-day invoice | ✓ Delivered day of completion | ✕ Often delayed | ● Varies |
| Documentation for records | ✓ Photos ready for owner or board submission | ✕ Not standard | ✕ Not included |
| Re-dispatch guarantee | ✓ Re-dispatched if a visit doesn’t happen | ✕ You manage follow-up | ✕ Platform not accountable |
| Portfolio coordination | ✓ Single point of contact | ✕ Per-property relationship | ✕ Separate hire per job |
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Straight From the Property Managers
Who Use Us Every Week
“They are amazing. Quick and efficient. Great job and amazing to work with.”
“Breasy is fairly priced and reasonable. They work with all budgets and are a reliable service.”
“Being able to hand off a work order and trust that everything will be professionally managed from start to finish has made a meaningful difference in our day-to-day workload. They communicate directly with tenants, coordinate with qualified vendors, and maintain consistent oversight on quality. The detailed reporting they provide has been incredibly valuable when communicating with owners.”
Works With Your Existing Property Management System
Submit work orders from whatever platform you already use. No new software, no new logins, no workflow changes on your end.
TV Mounting Service: Common Questions
How much does TV mounting cost?
Can you mount a TV on a brick or stone fireplace?
Can you hide the cords so nothing is visible?
What size mount do I need?
Is it worth paying someone to mount a TV?
Will Best Buy come mount my TV?
How much does Home Depot charge to hang a TV?
Can TV mounting be done across multiple rooms or units at once?
What is the re-dispatch guarantee?
Serving 12 U.S. Markets
and Growing
TV mounting service active across Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, Colorado, and Washington. Demand timing tracks moving and lease cycles in each market.
Tucson, AZ
Arizona
Dallas, TX
Texas
Austin, TX
Texas
San Antonio, TX
Texas
Houston, TX
Texas
Orlando, FL
Florida
Tampa, FL
Florida
Jacksonville, FL
Florida
Atlanta, GA
Georgia
Las Vegas, NV
Nevada
Denver, CO
Colorado
TVs Mounted Level, Anchored Right,
Cords Out of Sight
Submit the work order with TV size and wall type if known. We scope, quote within 48 hours, dispatch, and deliver timestamped before-and-after photos same day. Re-dispatched at no added cost if a scheduled visit doesn’t happen. You pay after confirmed completion.
