Tell us the TV, the wall and the mount. You'll get a typical market range for the job and a direct estimate at Dima's flat $60/hr — the same work, without platform commissions baked in.
The booking form confirms your final flat quote before any work starts. Text & email only.
A standard TV mount on drywall takes about 1–1.5 hours: find studs (or anchor correctly), level and set the bracket, hang, level again, connect and tidy cables. Brick and concrete add drilling time; a full-motion arm adds setup and adjustment; in-wall cable concealment adds a rated in-wall kit and fishing cables through the stud bay. The market range reflects typical Southern California service and marketplace pricing for the same scope. The direct estimate is estimated hours × $60, with the standard 2-hour project minimum ($120) — small jobs are a good chance to bundle a second task into the same visit.
Only if you pick "Supply one for me" — then a typical mount price range is added as parts. If you provide your own mount, labor is all you pay for. Either way, the mount must be rated for your TV's size and weight.
Yes. Brick and concrete need masonry anchors and a hammer drill, which adds about 30 minutes to the job. Above a fireplace, the real questions are heat and viewing height — you'll get an honest flag if your spot is too hot or too high to be comfortable.
A standard drywall mount takes about 1 to 1.5 hours. Brick walls, full-motion mounts and in-wall cable concealment each add time — the calculator above builds all of that in.
It's an estimate based on typical job time at a flat $60/hr (2-hour project minimum, $120). The booking form confirms your final flat quote before work starts, and that confirmed price is what you pay.