Professional TV mounting averages about $254, and most jobs run $156 to $358. Our fixed prices start at $155.95 and stay under $200 for any indoor screen size. Typical price: HomeAdvisor’s 2025 cost guide puts the average at $254, with most projects between $156 and $358. Geek Squad’s in-home TV mounting & setup is $249.99, as listed by HomeGuide. Checked November 2026. Same price for any brand, wherever you bought it. In Colorado, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah, Washington and Wisconsin, add $25 per TV. No hourly rate, no call-out fee, no membership. Nothing due today. A 65" TV above a brick fireplace with the wires hidden in the wall: $180.95 + $95 + $155 = $430.95, all agreed before anyone arrives. See your exact installation price → Professional TV mounting averages about $254, with most jobs between $156 and $358. WiredToWorking mounts any indoor TV for $155.95 to $195.95 depending on size. With us, a fireplace adds $95 to the size price, so a 65-inch TV above a fireplace is $275.95. No, for now. Have the mount you want to use on site; your expert brings all the tools. Hiding the wires inside the wall adds $155. A paintable cover on the wall adds $55.The short answer
Typical price WiredToWorking Typical mounting job About $156 to $358 (average $254) $155.95 to $195.95 by size Geek Squad mounting & set-up $249.99 $180.95 for a 65" TV Above a fireplace, brick or stone Often quoted on site +$95 Wires hidden in the wall Often quoted on site +$155 What we charge to install
Screen size Price per TV Up to 32" $155.95 33" to 60" $175.95 61" to 80" $180.95 81" and up $195.95 Outdoor TV (patio, porch, deck) from $245.95 Add-ons Per TV Brick or stone wall +$95 Above a fireplace +$95 Wires in a paintable cover on the wall +$55 Wires hidden in the wall +$155 A worked example
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