TV Mounting in Toronto
We mount your TV on drywall, plaster, brick or condo concrete and tidy the cables away.
- Insured
- WSIB coverage
- Free, itemized quotes
Tell us what needs fixing
Quotes are free, with no payment needed.
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- Insured and WSIB coverage
- A clear, itemized price before any work starts
- Text a photo for a faster quote
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Text us a photo of the job
Take two or three photos, one up close and one from a few steps back. Text them to (365) 360-7237 with a quick note about what’s going on, and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
- 1A close-up of the problem
- 2A wider shot of the whole area
- 3A quick note on what happened and when
TV mounting we handle
Most rooms need one of a few common set-ups. Tell us yours, and we’ll plan the mount around your wall.
- TVs of any size on drywall, plaster, brick or condo concrete walls
- Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts, yours or one we supply
- Above-fireplace mounting, with a heat and viewing-height check
- Hidden cables, using an in-wall low-voltage kit or paintable raceway
- Soundbars, speakers, streaming boxes and floating media shelves
- Taking down an old mount and patching the holes
- Frame and art TVs, projectors and screens
Concrete, brick, plaster or drywall
Each wall holds a mount in its own way. On drywall, the bracket goes into the studs behind it.
Plaster over wood lath can crack under the wrong drill bit, so it needs a slower approach. Condo walls are often solid concrete, and brick is just as hard.
For those, we use a hammer drill and concrete anchors rated for the weight. You’ll know which fixings suit your wall before we drill.
Above a fireplace
A TV over a fireplace looks tidy, but heat and height both matter. We check how warm the wall gets and how high the screen would sit from your seat.
If it would sit too high, a tilting mount or a lower spot may suit you better.
Hiding the cables
Loose cables make a mounted TV look unfinished. An in-wall low-voltage kit runs them behind the drywall, and paintable raceway covers them on brick or concrete.
Adding or moving an outlet behind the TV is electrical work. In Ontario, only a licensed electrical contractor may do it, so that part needs an electrician.
How pricing works
Every quote we send is free and itemized.
Text us 2–3 photos for a faster quote.
What changes the price
- TV size and weight
- Your wall: drywall, plaster, brick or concrete
- The mount you choose
- Hidden cables or raceway
- Above-fireplace or high walls
TV size, the wall, the mount and any cable work shape your quote. Mirrors, art or shelves in the same visit get their own lines.
Your quote lists every item before work starts.
What's included
- Your quote lists the TV, the mount and any cable work.
- Before drilling, we agree on the height and spot with you.
- At the end, we check with you that the TV is level and secure.
Send us your list of small jobs. Three to five jobs often fit one visit, and a photo of each helps us quote them together.
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Why Hazelake for TV mounting?
- Hazelake is insured and has WSIB coverage.
- Your quote separates TV mounting from mirrors, art and any electrical work.
- We discuss height and viewing position before making fixing points.
- You can review each mounted item before the visit ends.
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Related services
Moving a TV leaves old bracket holes behind, and drywall repair can patch them smooth for paint.
Hanging a mirror, art or floating shelves near the TV? Shelf and mirror installation can join the same visit.
A new TV stand or media unit in the box? Furniture assembly can build it in the same visit.
Service areas
Your questions, answered
Can you mount a TV on a concrete condo wall?
Yes. Concrete takes a hammer drill and concrete anchors rated for your TV and mount. Some buildings set quiet hours for drilling, so tell us your building’s rules.
Can you hide the wires, and can you add an outlet behind the TV?
We can run low-voltage cables inside the wall with an in-wall kit, or cover them with paintable raceway. A new or moved outlet is electrical work, so a licensed electrician needs to do that part.
Do I need to buy the mount first?
No, you can buy your own or we can supply one. Tell us the TV model and how you want it to move, and we’ll suggest a fixed, tilting or full-motion mount.
How high should my TV go, and can it go above a fireplace?
The middle of the screen usually works best near eye level from your seat. Above a fireplace, we check the heat and the viewing angle first. A tilting mount helps when the TV has to sit higher.
How long does TV mounting take, and what does it cost?
The wall, the mount and any cable work set how long it takes. Your free, itemized quote lists each part before we start. Text us a photo of the wall for a faster answer.
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