Over-the-fireplace TV mounting
A TV above the mantel sits higher than usual, so height and tilt matter. The installer checks the spot with you first, suggests a tilting or full-motion mount when it helps, and use anchors made for masonry.
Price +$49
Name and number first, then a few quick questions. About a minute.
What it costs
- Above a fireplace (drywall)+$49
- Brick / concrete+$49
- Tile / stonefrom +$69
- Fireplace and stone togetheronly the larger surcharge applies
- Wires inside a fireplace or masonry wallphoto consultation required
- Pull-down MantelMountfrom $200
Any change is agreed before work begins. Minimum service call $100.
What you get
- Viewing height and tilt worked out with you
- Masonry anchors rated for your TV
- Mount type recommended for high placement
- Spot approved by you before drilling
Questions
Can you mount on brick or stone?
Yes. Brick, concrete or a drywall fireplace is +$49; tile or stone is from +$69. When it is a stone fireplace, you pay only the larger of the two.
How do we pick the height?
The installer marks where the TV will go and you check it from your seat. Drilling starts only after you say it’s right.
Can the cables go inside the wall?
On interior drywall, yes — $89, using your cables. For fireplaces, brick, stone or tile we need a photo first, since it isn’t always possible. The simpler option is a paintable cover on the wall for $59, cover included.
Your price
in one text.
Name and number first, then a few quick questions. About a minute.