TV wall mounting service

TV Wall Mounting Service

Got a new TV or want to move your screen off the cabinet? Find a local professional to mount it at the agreed height using a suitable bracket for your TV and wall. Share your job on Liztty, compare quotes and choose the right person for the job.

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A TV mounted flush inside a white built-in wall unit, framed by overhead cupboards, a glass display cabinet and open shelving
Why hire a professional

Get your TV mounted in the right position

The screen needs to suit your seating position, viewing height and room layout. The bracket must also be compatible with the TV and fixed to a suitable part of the wall.

A professional can discuss the position with you before drilling, fit the bracket and check that the screen sits level. Add any cable, soundbar or device setup to your request.

What is included

What can your TV mounting include?

Tell the professional what you need so they can include the right work in their quote:

  • Confirming the TV position and mounting height with you
  • Checking the bracket against the TV’s size, weight and mounting pattern
  • Assessing the wall and suitable fixing points
  • Installing the wall bracket and mounting the TV
  • Levelling the screen and checking the bracket’s movement where applicable
  • Reconnecting supplied HDMI, antenna and device cables when agreed
  • Adding surface cable covers or another cable-management option when included
  • Mounting a supplied soundbar and bracket when included

Mention whether you have a bracket and cables. Bracket supply, concealed cabling, TV relocation, multiple screens and repairs to old mounting holes should be included in the request if needed.

Brackets

Fixed, tilting and full-motion TV brackets

The right bracket depends on how you want to use the room:

  • A fixed bracket keeps the TV close to the wall
  • A tilting bracket lets you adjust the screen up or down
  • A full-motion bracket can extend, turn and tilt the TV
  • A slim-fit bracket gives some compatible TVs a closer-to-the-wall finish
A wall mounted TV with the outline of its fixed bracket showing through the screen, above a timber and white sideboard

If you have a bracket, add a photo or product link. The professional can check its weight rating and VESA mounting pattern—the spacing between the mounting holes—against your TV. If you need a bracket, mention this so it can be covered in the quote.

A flat-screen TV mounted on a raw concrete wall above a low white cabinet, in a room with timber flooring
Wall types

TV mounting on different wall types

Plasterboard or Gyprock, timber, brick and concrete walls require different mounting methods. Tiled or stone feature walls may need extra assessment before drilling.

Share a clear photo of the wall and say what it is made from if you know. Mention any plumbing, gas or electrical services nearby so the preferred position can be assessed before work starts.

Cables and power

Cable management and power points

Options may include grouping visible cables, using a surface cover or concealing cables where the wall allows it. List any soundbar, gaming console, streaming device or antenna cable that needs connecting.

Installing or moving a power point or changing fixed wiring requires an appropriately licensed electrician. Include electrical work in the job details so it can be included or arranged separately.

Brands

Mounting TVs from popular brands

You can request help with Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense, Panasonic and other TVs. Add the full model number because TVs of the same size can have different weights, mounting patterns and connection positions.

Some setups, including Samsung The Frame models, slim-fit mounts or TVs with a separate connection box, may need extra planning. Add a product link or photos before requesting quotes.

How it works

How Liztty works

01

Tell us about your TV mounting job

Add your TV size and model, wall details, bracket information, preferred date and any extra work. Include photos of the mounting area.

02

Liztty shares your job

Liztty shares your TV mounting request with suitable local professionals who can respond with a quote.

03

Receive and accept a quote

Review the quotes sent by interested professionals. Check what each quote includes, choose the professional you prefer and accept their quote.

04

Get your TV mounted

The selected professional arrives at the agreed time and completes the TV mounting work included in the accepted quote.

A TV on a full-motion bracket swung out from a white living room wall, its articulated arm extended above a timber console
Preparing

Before your TV mounting professional arrives

Decide roughly where you want the TV and discuss the height with everyone who uses the room. Agree on the final position before drilling begins.

Keep the TV, bracket, remote, mounting parts and cables together. Clear the work area and mention stairs, parking or difficult access beforehand.

If you rent or live in a strata property, check whether approval is required before drilling. Mention any known pipes, wiring or other services behind the wall.

FAQs

Common questions about TV wall mounting

Yes. Include photos of the current and new positions, and say whether the existing bracket will be reused. List filling or painting the old holes separately if needed.

It may be possible, but the wall, heat, viewing height, bracket movement and cable access must be considered. Add photos and fireplace details so the position can be assessed.

Every setup is different. The time depends on the TV size, bracket, wall, mounting position, cable work and connected devices. Share clear details so professionals can provide a realistic estimate with their quote.

Ready to get your TV mounted?

Share your TV details, upload a photo of the wall and request quotes from local professionals through Liztty.

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