Know the TV and bracket
Share the screen size and TV model. You supply a compatible mount bracket. If you have a full-motion bracket, select that add-on and mention how you want the screen positioned.
Off the stand. On the wall.
TV mounting in NYC starts with three details: your screen size, bracket and wall. Share those first so the installation and quote fit your room.
Standard and specialist TV mounting, including larger screens, Frame TVs, ceiling or corner mounts, remounting and multi-TV setups. Listed size rates cover TVs up to 85 inches; other scopes need a quote.
Share the screen size and TV model. You supply a compatible mount bracket. If you have a full-motion bracket, select that add-on and mention how you want the screen positioned.
A photo helps explain the surface and location. Brick, plaster and drywall can need different fixings and assessment. Suitability is confirmed before installation; the wall type can affect the quote.
Say whether an old TV needs to come down and whether a soundbar is part of the job. Visible cables are kept tidy; in-wall concealment and electrical work are not included.
Illustrative selection, not a completed customer job. Adjust the quantities and combine services to match your own list.
Labor estimate for listed items. Custom work, suitability, materials and agreed extras are reviewed before booking.
Customize this listListed base estimates are labor for drywall with a fixed or tilt bracket. Full-motion mounting is a $50 add-on per TV; brick/plaster is a $60 add-on per TV. Confirm suitability, lifting needs, scope and any agreed extras directly. Applicable building and qualification requirements are reviewed before work is accepted.
Build your itemized requestDirect-inquiry estimates. TaskRabbit bookings follow TaskRabbit’s rates and terms. Any travel costs and extras are agreed before booking.
Send what you know. We’ll clarify the remaining details before you commit to a date.
No. The listed TV mounting rates are for labor. You supply the TV and a compatible bracket. Send the bracket link or model so compatibility can be discussed before booking.
The calculator lists a $60 per-TV brick/plaster add-on. A photo and assessment are needed to confirm wall suitability, fixings and the full installation scope.
In-wall concealment and electrical work are not included. If the setup needs a different power outlet or electrical work, arrange an appropriate qualified professional separately.
The calculator includes an optional $50 old-TV takedown add-on. Tell us the size, location and what should happen to the old TV; disposal is not included in that listed add-on.
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