TV Mounting Queens
Queens is the most varied borough to mount a TV in. There are glass towers in Long Island City, pre-war co-ops in Jackson Heights and Forest Hills, brick row houses in Ridgewood and Astoria, and detached houses with big living rooms and finished basements in Bayside and Whitestone. Each one needs a different approach.
Since 2014 we've mounted TVs in homes like these across New York. Before we drill, we check what's behind your wall, choose anchors rated for your TV, and set the height for where you actually sit. When we leave, your TV is secure, perfectly level and ready to watch.
Neighborhoods
Not sure if we cover your area? Text us your zip code.
Queens Homes
Concrete walls and strict building rules. We bring hammer drills and concrete anchors, and handle the COI before the visit.
Jackson Heights, Forest Hills and Kew Gardens co-ops often have plaster walls. We drill carefully so the plaster doesn't crack and anchor into what's behind it.
Ridgewood, Astoria and Woodside row houses often have solid brick walls. We use masonry anchors made for brick. Brick installs add $50.
Bayside, Whitestone and Fresh Meadows homes have room for big screens. TVs 86" and larger are installed by two installers.
Co-ops & Condos
Co-ops in Jackson Heights, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens and Bayside, and condo towers in Long Island City, usually require a Certificate of Insurance before any installer can come in. We include the COI free with every job. Send us your management company's email and we'll handle it before your appointment.
Pricing
Clear, upfront pricing for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx. No surprises when the installer arrives.
Up to 40"
starting at
$129
41" – 65"
starting at
$149
Most popular66" – 85"
starting at
$189
86" and larger
starting at
$249
2 installersNeed a COI for your co-op or condo? It's free.Many installers charge extra for building paperwork. We include it with every job.
Final price depends on the wall type and TV mount. Send us a photo of the wall and TV for an exact quote. Any new power outlet behind the TV is installed by a licensed electrician.
FAQ
No. Prices are the same across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx, starting at $129.
Yes. Many LIC towers require a Certificate of Insurance and only allow work at set times. We send the COI free to your management company and schedule the visit around your building's rules.
Yes. Big rooms in Queens houses are perfect for large screens. TVs 86 inches and larger are installed by two installers so they go up safely, starting at $249.
Yes. We use masonry bits and anchors made for brick, so the mount holds for years. Brick installs add $50 to the standard price.
Nearby
Text a photo of your wall and TV to (718) 675-2321 and we'll send you an exact price.
