Professional TV Mounting in Phoenix Starting at $105

Yes. We offer in-wall wire concealment on drywall installations — cables are routed behind the wall so you see zero wires. There must be an existing outlet within 6 ft. of where the TV is mounted. (We do not move electrical outlets.)

Yes. We bring masonry bits, concrete anchors, and the right hardware for brick, stone, stucco, and concrete block walls. We don't shy away from the installs that other companies won't take.

Yes — fireplace mounting is one of our most common installs. We check heat clearance and use the correct anchors for stone, brick, or stone so nothing cracks. We can also recommend full-motion articulating mounts if your fireplace is high and you want the TV at eye level when watching.

Yes. We install weather-rated outdoor TV mounts on patio ceilings, stucco walls, pergolas, and pool areas for home-owners and short-term rental hosts. We install it right the first time so it holds up to Phoenix heat, dust, and monsoon season.

We mount TVs from 32" up to 100" and larger. For TVs 75" and up, we bring a second person for safe handling and use heavy-duty, lag-anchored mounts.

Either way works. If you already have a mount, we'll use it — no extra charge. If you need one, just let us know when scheduleing and we’ll bring a professional-grade fixed, tilting, and full-motion mounts. We can also recommend the right one for your TV size, wall type, and viewing angle.

A standard drywall mount with no wire concealment takes 30–45 minutes. Add 45-60 minutes for in-wall wire hiding. Brick, stone, or fireplace installs typically run 1–2 hours per TV. We can give you a realistic time estimate when you book.

Yes — same-day and short-notice appointments are available most days. Book online and pick a time slot that works for you. You’ll receive instant confirmation and proactive appointment reminders and updates!

Yes. We'll safely dismount your old TV, remove the old mount from the wall, and haul everything away if you want it gone. Moving? We can unmount the TV at your old address and move it safely, then remount it at your new home address! We can also patch small holes left behind.

Yes. We mount soundbars aligned with your TV, install ceiling-mounted projectors, and set up fixed projector screens. We handle the cables and connections so everything works when we leave. We can also pair/configure tricky soundbars like Sonos to your new TV. (We do not install ALR Style projector screens.)

Yes — mounting a TV over a frameless mirror takes precision to avoid cracking it, but it's one of our specialties. We secure the mount safely and route the wires so they're completely hidden. We can also mount the frameless mirror for you too!

We serve Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Goodyear, Avondale, Surprise, Sun City, Buckeye, Cave Creek, Litchfield Park, Maricopa, Queen Creek, and all surrounding areas in the Phoenix metroplex.

Usually you don’t need that. Send us a photo of the wall, the TV or its model number, and a shot showing the nearest outlet, and we can confirm your flat rate — often the same day. That covers brick, stone, stucco and fireplace walls too. If you’d still like someone to look in person, CJ does a 30-minute On-Site Consultation & Quote for $50, paid up front when you book. Those slots fill several days out, so photos are usually the faster way to a firm price: Book an on-site consultation

No — we don’t have an hourly rate. Your TV mount is one flat price, set before we ever pick up a drill.

With an hourly installer, you’re not watching your new TV. You’re watching the clock.

Hourly math is optimistic math. Nobody has ever finished a job and said “that took less time than they thought.” And hourly is rarely just hourly — there’s usually a two-hour minimum, a fuel add-on, another fee if it turns out to need two people. A flat rate means one number. All of it. After 25 years we don’t estimate how long this takes. We know.

The most expensive five words in home projects: “how hard can it be?”

You’ve got the TV, the mount, the drill, and a YouTube tutorial playing at 1.5x speed. Those are the ingredients. Helping Hands is your secret recipe.

The recipe is 25 years of knowing the right height for the couch you actually sit on — level to the bubble, centered on the wall, cords tucked away. Your guests won’t ask if you did it yourself. They’ll ask for our number.

That’s the part that doesn’t come in the box.