TV mounting by local taskers
Mounting a TV properly means finding studs, choosing the right anchors and getting it level. Post it on Taskeeu and taskers who do it often can bid.
Share the screen size, the bracket you have, and the wall type. Condo concrete and older plaster walls need different hardware.
Typical jobs
- Mount a TV on drywall into studs
- Mount a TV on concrete in a condo
- Install a full-motion bracket
- Hide cables with a raceway
- Mount a soundbar under the TV
- Take down and remount a TV after painting
Tips
- Give the TV size and the mount model.
- Say what the wall is made of.
- Mention the height you want.
- Say whether cables should be hidden.
Agree who supplies the bracket and anchors, whether cable hiding is included, and what happens if the wall needs different hardware. Running power inside a wall is electrical work for a licensed electrician.
By city
- TV Mounting in Toronto
- TV Mounting in Mississauga
- TV Mounting in Vancouver
- TV Mounting in Calgary
- TV Mounting in Edmonton
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to buy the mount?
Usually yes, but a tasker can buy one if you agree and approve an advance.
Can they mount on concrete?
Many can with the right drill. Say it is concrete in your post.
Can cables go inside the wall?
Low-voltage cable kits are common. Moving an outlet is electrical work for a licensed electrician.
How long does it take?
It depends on the wall and bracket. Agree the expected time in chat.
What if it is not level?
Check before releasing your completion code and ask for adjustments.