August 10, 2026 · 5 min read · By Pooya
How Much Does TV Mounting Cost in Wellington, FL? (2026 Prices)
Short version: in Wellington, expect $89 for a standard (flat) TV mount, $119 for a tilting mount, and $139 for a full-motion (swivel) mount. That's labor, and you pay after the job's done. A few things nudge that number, and one of them is specific to how houses are built down here.
My team and I mount 10–15 TVs a week across Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, and the rest of Palm Beach County, so these aren't guesses — they're what we actually charge.
Our TV mounting prices
| Job | Price | Typical time |
|---|---|---|
| Flat mount (sits tight to the wall) | $89 | ~1 hr |
| Tilt mount (angle it down) | $119 | ~1 hr |
| Full-motion mount (swivel & extend) | $139 | ~1.5 hr |
| Soundbar mounting | $59 | ~30 min |
| Hide wires in the wall | +$129 | +1–2 hr |
| Hide wires outside the wall (cord cover) | +$59 | +1 hr |
Don't have a mount yet? We'll tell you which one actually fits your TV and wall before you buy — that saves people from grabbing the wrong bracket all the time.
What changes the price
The mount type is the big one — a flat mount is quickest, while tilt and full-motion have more parts and more adjustment to get right. Hiding the wires is the next factor: running them inside the wall looks best, a paintable cord cover is the budget option, and we always ask before cutting anything. Mounting over a fireplace is popular here, but it usually needs a tilt or pull-down mount so you're not craning your neck.
The Florida wall detail most people miss
Here's what a lot of out-of-state advice gets wrong: many Wellington homes are concrete block with stucco, not wood-frame drywall. You can't just find a stud and drive a lag bolt. Solid block needs the right masonry anchors and a hammer drill; a hollow interior wall needs a different approach again.
This matters for two reasons. First, safety — a 65-inch TV coming off the wall is a bad day. Second, it's why a quote from someone who mostly works up north can be off. We mount on block, stucco, drywall, and lanai walls constantly, so we bring the right anchors for your wall and it holds.
What's included when we come out
- We confirm the height with you before drilling (eye-level when seated).
- We find studs or set proper anchors for your wall type.
- We level it, tidy the cables, and plug everything in.
- We test that it works and take the packaging with us.
Should you just DIY it?
Honestly, if it's a smaller TV on standard drywall with studs and you own a drill and a level — go for it. Where people call us is the heavy TVs, the block walls, the hidden-wire jobs, and over-the-fireplace mounts: the ones where a mistake means patched holes or a cracked screen. For $89, most folks decide it's not worth risking a $1,500 TV.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you supply the mount?
- We can, or you can buy your own — we'll tell you the right size and type first so you don't waste money.
- Can you mount on a concrete or stucco wall?
- Yes, all the time. That's a normal Wellington job for us — we bring the right masonry anchors.
- How high should the TV go?
- Eye-level from where you sit — usually the center of the screen around 42–48 inches. Over a fireplace we tilt it so it's comfortable to watch.
- When can you come?
- Usually the same week. You can book online in about a minute.