September 5, 2026 No Comments
A mounted TV should sit dead level, land where you actually watch from, and never move again. Most of the failed mounts I get called out to fix trace back to the same two causes: lag bolts sunk into drywall instead of framing, or a bracket holding a TV it was never rated for. I find real studs, match the mount to your TV, and level the bracket before the TV goes anywhere near the wall.
Fixed, tilting, and full-motion mounts on standard drywall-over-wood-stud walls, which covers most Las Vegas and Henderson homes. I bring the stud finder, level, and drivers. You supply the TV and mount, or send me your TV model and I will tell you exactly which mount to order before I arrive.
Cables dangling down the wall undo everything a clean mount accomplishes. I run HDMI and power inside the wall using code-compliant recessed kits, so nothing shows between the TV and your console. This is quoted separately from the mounting price because no two walls are the same. Insulation, fire blocking, and whatever else is already behind the drywall all change the work involved.
Flat rate, confirmed before I start. No hourly meter, no surprises at the end.
| Up to 55 inches | From $150 |
| 56 to 75 inches | From $200 |
| 76 inches and up | From $250 |
Pricing covers labor. Mount hardware and materials are not included, and in-wall cable concealment is quoted separately. Text me a photo of the wall along with your TV model and I will confirm a firm price, usually the same day.
Serving Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Green Valley Ranch, and Lake Las Vegas.
Want a new recessed outlet behind the TV instead of an in-wall kit? That falls under my electrical services.
Send a photo of the wall and your TV model, and I will reply with a firm price, usually the same day. No site visit required.
No. Mount hardware is not included in the flat rate. Most customers buy their own, and if you send me your TV model before the appointment I will tell you which mount fits so you do not end up with the wrong VESA pattern.
Those walls fall outside the standard flat rate because they need a look before I can price them honestly. Send photos and I will quote it separately.
For most rooms the center of the screen lands at seated eye level, roughly 42 to 48 inches off the floor. I set it to your actual room and seating rather than a chart.
There is almost always a fix. Shifting the mount a few inches, using a wider bracket that spans two studs, or adding blocking behind the drywall. I will walk you through the options before anything gets drilled.
A standard mount runs about an hour. Add in-wall cable concealment and plan on two to three hours.
Yes. Boxes, foam, and packaging leave with me.