Toronto & the GTA · Open 7 days, 9:00am–8:00pm · Usually same day or next day
GTA TV Wall Mounting installs and mounts TVs in homes, condos and businesses across 26 GTA municipalities, Toronto included. Standard flat screens, Samsung Frame and LG Gallery sets, fireplace walls and soundbars — with the wires hidden if you want them hidden. Start here — every service, city and screen size has its own page, linked below.
Send the TV model, the screen size and a photo of the wall and we’ll come back with a firm price. Most jobs we quote from photos without coming out first, and we can usually be with you the same day or the next.
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What we do
We mount televisions, and we make the wiring disappear. That’s the whole business. A TV wall mounting job comes down to three decisions: real structure behind the bracket, a height that suits where you sit, and a cable route settled before the first hole.
Every install starts the same way: we find out what the wall is made of before we drill. Drywall over wood studs is the easy case.
Metal studs, which is most of what we find in GTA condos, take a toggle system rated for the screen weight — the screws in the bracket box are rated for drywall and nothing else. Brick and concrete take sleeve or wedge anchors seated in solid material, never in a mortar joint. Stone, tile, plaster and fireplace surrounds we assess on a photo first and quote directly, because those are the ones where guessing gets expensive.
We fit your bracket or ours, and we mount LED, QLED and OLED televisions from Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense and every other major manufacturer — if it has a VESA pattern on the back, it goes on the wall.
We work across all 26 GTA municipalities, Toronto included, seven days a week from 9:00am to 8:00pm, and we can usually be with you the same day or the next. Call (647) 839-5215 — we’re on 9:00am to 8:00pm, seven days.
Recent work
Standard TV installations, Samsung Frame sets, fireplace mounts, soundbars and concealed-wire jobs, all finished across Toronto and the GTA. There’s plenty more in the full installation gallery, and the project write-ups go through a few of them start to finish.
TV installation services
Six jobs make up almost everything we’re booked for. This page is the map; each card below opens the page with the full method, pricing and photos.
Professional TV mount installation for fixed, tilting and full-motion brackets, 32 inches through 100 inches. We size the bracket to the TV’s real weight and VESA pattern, set the height off your seating, level it and hook your devices back up.
The slim-fit no-gap bracket so the panel sits flat to the wall like a picture, not like a TV. We plan the One Connect cable run and where the box lives before we drill — usually recessed in-wall.
* Recessing the One Connect box into the wall is an added charge on top of the install price — we’ll quote it with the job.
Samsung Frame TV installationLG G-series Gallery sets and Hisense Canvas TVs mount flush on the manufacturer’s own bracket. Wall prep carries these installs — with nothing standing off the wall, there’s nowhere to hide a bracket that’s a few millimetres out.
Yes, it can be done, and done safely. The screen goes above the mantel so the shelf takes the rising heat, we set the height off your seating — the mantel doesn’t get a vote — and the wiring gets a route that respects the firebox.
Two small openings, cables dropped down through the cavity, plates on both ends and nothing hanging down the wall. On masonry and stone we run a paintable raceway instead, which disappears once it matches the wall colour.
Under the TV on its own bracket, or hung off the TV mount so it swings with the screen on a full-motion arm. Either way the cable goes through the same concealed path as everything else.
Scope, in plain terms
TV mounting, connection and basic setup, in one visit. Below is what the install price covers, and what we price on top of it. You get both numbers before we start.
Straight numbers
TV mounting in Toronto starts at $179.99 for a fixed or tilt mount on regular drywall, $189.99 for a full-motion mount, and $99.99 to hide the wires. Those are labour prices on TVs up to 65 inches, and they’re starting points — we confirm your exact number once we’ve seen the TV and the wall.
| The job | Price |
|---|---|
| Fixed or tilt mount TV up to 65", regular drywall | from $179.99 |
| Full-motion mount TV up to 65", regular drywall | from $189.99 |
| Wire concealment Regular drywall | from $99.99 |
| TVs above 75" Call for an exact quote | from $200 |
| Frame TV or LG G-series Up to 65", regular drywall | from $259.99 |
| Frame TV or LG G-series 77" and up | from $299.99 |
| Metal mount installation above a fireplace | from $399.99 |
| Above fireplace, under cabinets, marble or stone walls | Call to confirm |
Prices exclude hardware and are estimates only. We confirm your final price by phone or email once we’ve seen photos and the details of your setup.
Five things move the number: the size of the screen, what the wall is made of, where the TV has to sit, whether the wires get hidden, and whether the bracket is ours. Marble, stone, under-cabinet and above-fireplace jobs take longer and need different anchors, so we quote those directly.
The chart above is labour. The bracket is separate, and you’re welcome to supply your own — that’s the line people misread most often. Our combo deal further down is the one price that bundles the mount and the installation together.
How it goes
Five steps, one visit, no surprise line items at the end.
TV brand and screen size, a photo of the wall, your postal code, and whether you want the wires hidden.
We come back with the number and the mount we’d recommend for that wall and that screen. Most jobs need no site visit.
We work 9:00am to 8:00pm, seven days a week, and can usually be there the same day or the next — including weekends, which is when most people are actually home.
Structure found, anchors chosen for what’s behind the drywall, mounting height set off your seating.
Levelled, wires routed, devices connected, picture on, packaging out. Backed by a one-year warranty.
The awkward ones
Anyone can hang a 55-inch on a wood-stud wall. The jobs that separate people are the ones where the wall fights back, the screen is enormous, or the TV is meant to look like it isn’t there at all — and those are the three we get called in for after someone else has said no. Each has its own page with the method and the pricing.
Big screens are a structural question before they’re a mounting question — an 85-inch panel plus a full-motion arm puts real leverage on whatever it’s bolted to. Art-mode sets are the opposite problem: nothing stands off the wall, so every millimetre of bracket alignment shows. And condo walls are their own category, because metal studs won’t hold what wood studs will.
The two add-ons everyone wants
A mounted TV with a bundle of cables hanging under it looks worse than a TV on a stand. Both of these are decided by the wall, not by preference, and both cost less booked alongside the mount than booked as a second visit — here is how each one is decided.
There are two honest ways to do this, and the wall decides which one you get.
Same visit, same concealed cable path, two ways to hang it.
Local conditions
Toronto walls aren’t one thing. What’s behind the drywall in a King West tower is nothing like what’s behind it in an east-end semi, and that changes the anchor, the bracket and sometimes the whole plan.
Most downtown and midtown condos are metal stud over drywall, with concrete shear walls and ceilings. Toggles go through the stud web, sized to the actual screen weight — and we mount straight onto concrete where that’s what’s there.
In a narrow downtown living room a full-motion arm usually beats a fixed mount: you can swing the screen away from the window glare in the evening, then push it flat again.
If property management wants a certificate of insurance before we’re allowed up the elevator, just ask. We carry $2,000,000 commercial liability and can provide the certificate on request.
Plaster over lath, double-brick, and chimney breasts that look solid right up until you drill them. We check what’s behind the surface before committing to a position, and the masonry anchors are already in the van.
Fireplace walls in detached and semi-detached GTA homes are the most common specialty job we take — and the one most worth getting a professional to do.
Offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, restaurants, retail floors and waiting rooms. Same crew, same insurance, scheduled around your opening hours — before you open or after you close, seven days a week.
Multiple screens, video walls and boardroom displays are all routine work for us.
Commercial TV installationWhy us
GTA TV Wall Mounting is a Toronto TV wall mounting company: standard flat screens, Samsung Frame and LG Gallery displays, fireplace installs, soundbars and wire concealment, for homes, condos and businesses across Toronto and the GTA. Twenty years in, the useful part isn’t the count — it’s that we’ll tell you when a wall is a bad idea instead of taking the booking anyway. We also install projectors, monitors, SmartBoards and video walls, but TVs are what we do all day. The bracket is the easy part. Getting your sources, your soundbar and your remote actually working before we leave is what separates a technician from someone with a drill, and when a job throws up something unusual the crew has a senior tech on the phone rather than a shrug.
10K+Installations done
20+Years combined experience
5.0Rating · 1,320 reviews, all sites
$2MLiability cover
Combo deal
One price with the bracket in it. Everything else on this page is labour only.
Price includes mount and installation service
Full Motion (swivel) mount & installation
$359.99
($429.99 regular price)
CONTACT USStarting price. Covers TVs up to 65" on regular drywall — wire concealment isn’t included.
Areas We Serve
One price list, one warranty, 26 municipalities. Wherever near you turns out to be, the job is the same and so is the number we quoted you. We work out of three GTA locations — Thornhill, Toronto and Richmond Hill — and cover the region around them: Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Brampton, Scarborough, Oakville and Burlington, north through York and east into Durham. Not sure if we get out your way? Here’s every area we serve, and each city has its own page.
Beyond TVs
TVs are the day job, but the same crew and the same anchors handle plenty else. If it needs to go on a wall and stay there, ask us.
Before you book anyone
Search “TV installation near me” and a lot of what comes back is shops that sell televisions. We don’t sell you the television — mounting it is the whole job here, and the crew that quotes it is the crew that turns up. Most people still price us against a big-box service desk or a handyman on a classifieds site, so here is what actually separates one quote from another, and where we stand on each.
Some quotes are fulfilled by a subcontractor you meet for the first time on the day. Ours are done by GTA TV Wall Mounting installers, and it is the same crew whether the job is a bedroom in Scarborough or a boardroom downtown.
Our chart is labour: fixed or tilt from $179.99, full-motion from $189.99, wire concealment from $99.99. The bracket is separate and you are welcome to supply your own. Ask anyone quoting you whether the bracket, the wire concealment and the device hook-up are in their number or on top of it.
Concrete, brick, plaster and lath, metal studs and stone all need different anchors, and a quote given without knowing the wall is a guess. We ask for a photo first and quote the real job, including the awkward ones most installers decline.
Every GTA TV Wall Mounting installation carries a one-year material and workmanship warranty, and we hold $2,000,000 commercial liability insurance — the document most Toronto condo boards want to see before a contractor is allowed up. Ask for both in writing, from anyone.
If a quote comes in under ours, that is worth taking seriously — just make sure it answers those four questions first. Send us the TV model, the screen size and a photo of the wall and you will have our number to compare against, usually the same day.
Questions we get asked
If yours isn’t here, ask us or call (647) 839-5215 — we answer these all day.
A fixed or tilt mount on regular drywall starts at $179.99 for TVs up to 65 inches, and a full-motion mount starts at $189.99. Wire concealment adds from $99.99, TVs above 75 inches start at $200, and a Samsung Frame or LG G-series flush install starts at $259.99 up to 65 inches. Those figures cover labour, not the bracket, and we confirm your exact price once we have seen photos of the TV and the wall.
To quote a TV mounting job in Toronto we need four things: the TV brand and screen size, a photo of the wall you want it on, your postal code, and whether you want the wires hidden. If it is going above a fireplace or onto concrete, brick or marble, tell us that too, because it changes the anchors we bring. Most jobs we quote from photos without coming out first. Send them through the estimate form or call (647) 839-5215.
Either works: you can supply your own TV bracket or buy one from us. The prices in our chart cover labour only, so you can hand us a bracket you already own and we will check it against your TV's VESA pattern before we drill. We also sell fixed, tilt and full-motion brackets, and our combo deal bundles a full-motion mount and the installation into one price.
Yes. GTA TV Wall Mounting hides TV wires inside the wall from $99.99 on regular drywall. We cut two small openings, drop the HDMI and low-voltage cables down through the cavity and finish both ends with plates. Standard power cords are not rated to sit inside a wall, so we either fit an in-wall-rated power kit or run a paintable surface raceway, which is also what we use on concrete, brick and stone.
Yes. Mounting a TV above a fireplace is one of the jobs GTA TV Wall Mounting gets booked for most across Toronto and the GTA. The TV sits above the mantel so the shelf takes the rising heat, and we set the height off your seating, which is usually lower than people expect. A metal mount above a fireplace starts at $399.99. Marble, stone and under-cabinet walls we quote directly once we have seen a photo.
Yes, Frame TV installation is one of our core services. GTA TV Wall Mounting fits Samsung Frame sets from $259.99 for sets up to 65 inches and $299.99 for 77 inches and up. We use the slim-fit no-gap bracket so the panel sits flat against the wall, and we plan where the One Connect box lives before we drill, usually recessed in-wall so the only thing you see is the single thin cable.
Yes. LG G-series Gallery sets and Hisense Canvas TVs mount flush the same way a Frame does, on the manufacturer's own bracket, and they price the same: from $259.99 up to 65 inches and $299.99 for 77 inches and up. Wall prep matters more on these than on an ordinary TV, because there is nowhere to hide a bracket that is a few millimetres out.
Yes, all three. On Toronto concrete and brick we set sleeve or wedge anchors seated in solid material, never in a mortar joint. Metal studs, which is what most GTA condos are built from, get a toggle system rated for the screen weight. The screws in the bracket box are rated for drywall and nothing else.
Yes. We will either wall-mount it below the TV on its own bracket or hang it off the TV mount so it swings with the screen on a full-motion arm, then run its cable through the same concealed path. Booking both in one visit costs less than booking them separately.
Usually yes, and it is part of the install rather than an extra. GTA TV Wall Mounting reprograms the remote already in your hand so it runs the TV's power and volume alongside the box it came with, which for most people means two spare remotes go in a drawer. Whether the soundbar answers to that same remote depends on the equipment: sometimes the provider remote drives it directly, and where it will not we route the volume through the TV's own HDMI control instead so the buttons still reach the bar. Input switching normally stays on the TV remote. We test all of it with you before we leave.
We do not leave until it works. A GTA TV Wall Mounting install includes renaming the inputs to match what is actually plugged into them, setting a picture mode that suits your room rather than the showroom default it shipped with, signing you into the apps you use, and getting the sound onto the soundbar over the TV's ARC or eARC port, which arrives switched off more often than not. If something is wrong on the day, whether that is no picture, no sound, the wrong input or a handshake between the box and the TV that will not settle, we sort it out on site before we pack up.
A standard TV wall mounting takes about 45 minutes. A Samsung Frame or LG Gallery install takes about an hour and a half, because the bracket sits flush and the One Connect cable is routed before the panel goes on. Wire concealment, fireplace mounts and masonry walls add time on top. It is one visit either way, and GTA TV Wall Mounting works 9:00am to 8:00pm seven days a week across Toronto and the GTA, usually same day or next day.
Yes. Anything above 75 inches starts at $200 and we quote it once we know what the wall is made of. Big panels are as much a structural question as a size question, so we find real studs or solid backing, size the bracket to the TV's actual weight, and set a viewing height that keeps your neck out of it.
Yes. GTA TV Wall Mounting carries $2,000,000 commercial liability insurance, which is what most condo boards and property managers want to see before they let a contractor into the building, and we can provide the certificate on request. Every installation is backed by a one-year material and workmanship warranty.
Free Quote
Send the TV model, screen size, a photo of the wall and your postal code, and tell us whether you want wire concealment, a fireplace mount or a soundbar. We come back with a firm price, and we can usually be there the same day or the next.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $2,000,000 liability insurance
