TV Installation & Mounting in Austin, TX
A full installation, not just a bracket on the wall: mount hardware installed level, cable routed out of sight, and your soundbar or streaming box connected before we leave. Starting at $99, shown up front with no surprise add-ons. Fully insured, with a lifetime workmanship warranty on every job.
Your ZIP gets you a flat price
- From $99
- Fully insured
- Lifetime warranty
- Same-day slots often open
Services
One trade, done right
Every job on this list is TV installation, start to finish — the mount, the cable, and whatever plugs into the TV.
New TV Installation
FROM $99From a 43-inch bedroom set to an 85-inch panel above a stone fireplace, priced flat by screen size.
- Frame TV InstallationFlat to the wall, wired for Art Mode, nothing left dangling.
- Fireplace TV InstallationThe showpiece wall, installed with the heat and the masonry both accounted for.
- Commercial TV InstallationMenu boards, conference rooms, and lobby displays installed as one clean unit.
- Cable & Wire ConcealmentThe step that actually makes a TV installation look finished.
- Soundbar & Home Theater SetupThe TV, the sound, and the streaming box, all working together before we leave.
- Multi-Room TV InstallationMoving into a new place, or finally doing every room at once.
- Apartment & Rental TV InstallationMounted properly, without fighting your lease.
Pricing
Installation pricing, shown up front
One flat number by TV size and flat add-ons for anything extra. The price we quote before the visit is the price after it.
Installing more than one TV?
Every installation carries a lifetime workmanship warranty. A mount that loosens or a connection that drops out gets a return visit and a fix, free of charge.
Common add-ons
Above a fireplace
+$35Heat clearance checked, then the bracket set above the firebox at a height measured from your seating.
Brick surface
+$35Drilled into the brick body — never a mortar joint — with sleeve anchors sized for the TV. Drywall costs nothing extra.
Uneven stone or tile surface
+$50Diamond-tipped bits run slow, anchors matched to the stone, and the hearth draped before any drilling.
Flat bracket supplied
+$35Low-profile fixed bracket, sized to your TV. Bring your own bracket and this line is $0.
Tilting bracket supplied
+$50Pitches the panel down toward the couch — the usual pick above a fireplace or dresser.
Full-motion bracket supplied
+$85Extends off the wall and swivels toward the seating.
Flat bracket for 85"–100" TVs
+$90Heavy-duty fixed bracket rated for the largest panels.
Tilting bracket for 85"–100" TVs
+$110Heavy-duty tilting bracket for 85-inch-and-up screens.
Full-motion bracket for 85"–100" TVs
+$190Articulating bracket rated for the weight of the largest panels.
Samsung Frame in-box bracket
+$25The slim-fit bracket that ships with the Frame, installed dead level so the panel sits flush like artwork.
Lifting help, 70" and larger
+$70A second lifter for a 70"–85" TV when no one on site can help, and for every TV 85" and up. TVs under 70" lift free.
Guaranteed dismount
+$50An existing TV taken off the wall safely, with the old bracket removed.
Soundbar installation
+$45Soundbar mounted or shelved, wired in, and paired to the TV.
Shelf under the TV
+$45A shelf installed beneath the TV for a streaming box, console, or cable box.
LED lights
+$45Bias-lighting or LED strip installed behind the panel.
Samsung Frame OneConnect box
+$350A replacement OneConnect breakout box supplied and connected.
Handyman labor, per hour
+$85Cable concealment, outlet relocation kits, and other extras billed by the hour.
Process
From request to remote in three steps
01
Send a quote request
Tell us the TV size, the wall it is going on, and what you want connected. It takes a couple of minutes from your phone.
02
Get your flat price and open times
We reply by text or call, usually the same business day, with the exact total and the earliest windows that fit your schedule.
03
Install, test, then pay
We mount, conceal, and connect everything, walk you through it, and only then take payment.
Before you book
Which mount does your TV actually need?
We bring options to every install and recommend one based on where the TV sits and where you actually watch from — not the most expensive hardware in the truck.
Fixed / Flush Mount
Holds the TV tight and nearly flat against the wall with little to no tilt. The lowest profile option, and the standard choice for The Frame and other TVs meant to sit like artwork.
Tilting Mount
Pitches the panel downward a few degrees so a screen hung higher than your seated sightline — above a fireplace, say, or on top of a tall dresser — still faces the couch squarely.
Full-Motion Mount
Extends off the wall and swivels toward a couch, kitchen island, or bed. Best when the good viewing spot in the room moves around.
No-Stud / Renter-Friendly Mount
Anchors rated for drywall alone, sized to the TV’s real weight, for apartments and rentals where studs do not line up with the wall you want.
The work
What a finished installation looks like
Also part of the visit
While we’re already on the wall
Add any of these to a TV installation and it is one visit instead of scheduling someone else to come back later.
Structured cable runs
Cat5e/Cat6 network drops and long HDMI runs pulled during the same visit as your TV install.
Picture & mirror hanging
While a stud finder and level are already out, we will hang art or a mirror near the new TV for a flat add-on.
TV backlighting
Bias-lighting or LED strip installed behind the panel, wired to the same hidden power run as the TV.
Universal remote setup
One remote (or the TV remote itself, via CEC) programmed to control the TV, soundbar, and streaming box together.
Good to know
A few things worth knowing before install day
Give the panel room to breathe
Modern TVs vent heat from the back and top. Leave at least an inch of clearance from anything enclosing it, more if it sits inside built-ins.
Match the height to where you actually sit
Eye level while seated — not standing, not a tape-measure rule of thumb — is the right target for a living room. We measure from your couch.
Label cables before they disappear
Once a cable is routed inside a wall or a channel, tracing a loose one later is a hassle. A strip of tape and a marker at each end saves a callback.
Take surge protection seriously
Austin gets its share of summer storms. A real surge protector between the wall outlet and your TV and A/V gear is cheap insurance.
Coverage
TV mounting across Austin, TX
We cover the full city, not just the central core, which is what keeps same-day appointments realistic in most neighborhoods.
- 01North Austin
- 02Circle C Ranch
- 03South Lamar
- 04Riverside & Montopolis
- 05Allandale
- 06Windsor Park
- 07Barton Hills
- 08Wells Branch
Also serving nearby suburbs
Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Buda, Kyle.
Full service area →FAQ
Questions we get asked
How much does TV installation cost in Austin?
Flat labor rates by screen size, from $99 to $250: $99 for a TV 32" or less, $109 for 33"–59", $119 for 60"–69", $149 for 70"–84", $189 for 85"–97", and $250 for 98" and up. Add-ons are fixed too — $35 to go above a fireplace, $35 for a brick surface, $50 for uneven stone or tile. Installing more than one TV on the same trip? Every screen is priced off the same list — ask about multi-TV pricing when you book. See the full price list →
What is the difference between TV mounting and TV installation?
Mounting is bolting the bracket to the wall. Installation is that plus getting the TV level and centered for your actual seating, routing and hiding the cable, and connecting whatever plugs into it. We treat TV mounting in Austin as one part of the full installation, not the whole job.
Do you install TVs above a fireplace?
Yes, regularly. We check heat clearance and mantel depth first, then anchor into brick, stone, or tile with the right hardware for that surface. Going above a fireplace is a flat $35 add-on, plus $35 for a brick surface or $50 for uneven stone or tile. Fireplace TV installation →
Can you hide the cables completely?
Usually. In-wall concealment routes power and signal cable to a recessed outlet; where masonry or fire blocking rules out fishing the wall, a slim paintable channel gets it close to invisible. Concealment is quoted up front as handyman labor at $85 per hour — most runs take about an hour. Cable & wire concealment →
Do you offer same-day TV installation?
Often, depending on the day and your area. Call or send the quote form and you get a straight answer on the openings left today. When today is full, tomorrow usually is not.
Do I need to buy my own wall mount?
No. Already own a bracket? We install it at the base price. Need one? We supply a flat bracket for $35, a tilting bracket for $50, or a full-motion bracket for $85 (heavy-duty 85"–100" brackets run $90–$190). Either way the mount is sized to your TV’s actual weight, not a generic guess.
Do you set up my soundbar or streaming device too?
Yes. Soundbar mounting, receiver and speaker wiring, and streaming box or console setup are all part of what we do, either bundled with a TV install or on their own. Soundbar & home theater setup →
Are you insured, and is the work warrantied?
Yes, fully insured, and every installation carries a lifetime workmanship warranty. Should a mount ever loosen, the return visit and the fix are on us.
Next step
Installed this week, not next month
Drop in your ZIP and we come back with a flat price and the earliest open times.