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What Does $59 TV Mounting Cost in Boston?
A $59 TV mounting headline gets your attention. The screen-size chart tells you what it covers. In one published Boston rate table, $59 is the base mounting rate for TVs under 31 inches. A 32-inch TV falls into the $129 base tier, along with 50- and 55-inch TVs. Options like metal-stud mounting, a cord cover or a bracket can change the total.
Before you book, ask for the price to mount your TV on your wall, with the bracket and cable setup you want.
Get your real price with Mr Home Guy
I’ve lived in Boston since 2004, and our Master Techs have been mounting TVs here since 2008. We know the difference between planning a mount on old plaster in a Beacon Hill brownstone and working with metal studs and building access requirements in a Seaport high-rise.
We include a white surface cord cover at no extra charge with our TV installations. It keeps cables tidy without cutting into the wall to route them. That’s especially practical in a rental or condo, where building rules may limit in-wall work and fewer wall openings can mean less patching at move-out. If your building requires vendor approval or a certificate of insurance, let us know when you book.
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Four questions to ask before you book
- Which TV sizes qualify? Give the installer your screen size, measured diagonally, and ask for the labor rate for that size.
- Which wall and location are included? Ask whether the quote covers your wall type, such as wood studs, metal studs, plaster, brick or concrete. If the TV goes above a fireplace, mention that when requesting a quote.
- Who supplies the bracket? If you already own one, send its model number. A fixed, tilting or full-motion bracket can change the equipment and installation scope.
- What’s included for cables and scheduling? Specify whether you want a surface cord cover or in-wall routing. Ask for the arrival window and how long the installation is expected to take.
Plan for your Boston property
In a Beacon Hill brownstone, tell us about plaster, trim or masonry you want preserved. In a Seaport condo, ask management about contractor access, parking and elevator reservations. Photos of the wall and bracket label can help us review your setup before the visit.
See our Boston TV mounting service for installation options, our TV mounting cost guide for more pricing context, or our Boston TV mounting comparison for provider-by-provider examples.
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