TV Mounting in Denver
From downtown lofts to Boulder foothills, we hang TVs level and safe on whatever the wall is made of: drywall, plaster, brick, moss rock, tile, above the fireplace included. Wires vanish, the mess leaves with us, and pricing is flat from $99 with your full total shown before you confirm. Insured, seven days a week, booked online with a real live calendar.
Start here: enter your ZIP
- From $99
- Fully insured
- Brackets supplied
Pricing, out in the open
Your total builds while you book
Pick your TV size, wall type, and add-ons, and the flat total updates in front of you. When it looks right, grab a slot on the live calendar. Nobody has to come out to look, and nobody calls you back with a bigger number.
Services
Mounting, and everything around it
TV Mounting
FROM $99A 32 in the bedroom or a 98 over moss rock: labor is priced by size and nothing else.
Home Theater
FROM $25Soundbars, hidden wiring, backlighting, shelves: the finishing work that completes the wall.
Process
How a job runs
01
Price it yourself
Three minutes in the booking flow: size, wall, add-ons, flat total, time slot. Done from your couch.
02
We show up ready
A text when your tech is rolling, tools and brackets on the truck, drop cloths down before the first hole.
03
Walk-around, then payment
You check the level, the wires, and the cleanup with us. The card is only charged once you are satisfied.
The work
What a finished wall should look like
Coverage
Denver metro, Boulder to Aurora
One local crew covering the city and its close suburbs, near enough that today’s open slots are usually real options.
FAQ
Asked constantly
How much does TV mounting cost in Denver?
Labor starts at $99 for TVs 32 inches and under, and is priced purely by size: $109, $119, $149, $189, up to $250 for the 98-inch giants. Add-ons are flat too: $30 over a fireplace, $75 for in-wall wire hiding. The booking widget shows your exact total before you commit to anything.
Do you supply the wall bracket?
Either way works. Bring your own and we install it, or pick one of ours in the booking flow: flat $45, tilting $60, full-motion $110. Oversized brackets for 85-inch-plus panels run $90 to $190.
Can you mount on brick, stone, or a stucco patio wall?
All the time. Brick adds $35, uneven stone or tile adds $50, and outdoor stucco adds $45. Each gets masonry-specific anchors, drilled clean with dust collection.
What are my options for hiding the wires?
In-wall for $75: cables fished through the cavity with a recessed outlet behind the TV. Or a paintable surface channel for $25 when the wall cannot be fished. If the wall already has power up high, there may be nothing to hide at all.
How fast can you get here?
The calendar in the booking widget is live: open slots today and tomorrow show right there. Most Denver appointments land same-day or next-day.
Do I need to help lift a big TV?
TVs under 70 inches, never. From 70 to 85 inches, an extra pair of homeowner hands for the ten-second lift keeps it free; if we bring a second tech instead it adds $70, which is also the standing rate for 85-inch-plus panels.
How should I prep before the appointment?
Clear the wall, give us a few feet of floor space, and leave any bracket you bought in its box. The TV can stay in its box too. Everything else is on us.
Are you insured?
Fully insured, and happy to email a certificate of insurance ahead of time for buildings and property managers that require one.
The next open slot is yours
Tonight, watch it from the couch
Drop in your ZIP and see if we reach your block.