To get a new TV on the wall, check four things first: the wall, the mount, where the wires will go and who will do the work. The median TV mounting quote we received was $235, and half of 843 quotes fell between $170 and $310. Tell us your TV size and wall, and we show your exact total in about 2 minutes.

PCBy the Pixl Canada install team. Updated . Prices in Canadian dollars, before tax.

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A wall-mounted TV facing a sofa in a bright living room.
$235median TV mounting quote across 843 Pixl quotes
$170 to $310where the middle half of quotes fell
2 minto see your exact total in the form
Key takeaways

  • Most TVs ship with a stand, so the wall mount is a separate purchase, or we supply one.
  • Your total is labour for your city and TV size, plus the mount, the wall and the wires.
  • 52% of our quotes came from people who already owned a mount.
  • You pay after the job, and the form shows the total before you book.
This guide is for you if

You just bought a TV, or are about to, and want it on the wall without guessing what to buy or what it costs.

Probably not for you if

You already know the mount and the wall and only want a price. Go straight to the form with the button above.

What should I do first when the new TV arrives?

Keep the TV in its box, check its size and read the model name. The size and the model tell you which mount fits and how heavy the job is. Do not mount it yet; first decide where it should hang and what the wall behind it is made of.

Most TVs ship with a stand, not a wall mount, so a mount is a separate purchase. Mounts are sold to fit a range of TV sizes and weights, and the hole pattern on the back of the TV must match the mount. If you do not own a mount, we can supply one.

  1. Note the size and model. Read the screen size and the model name on the box or the back of the TV.
  2. Pick the spot. Sit where you will watch and mark the height of the centre of the screen.
  3. Choose the mount. Fixed, tilting or full-motion, or your own mount if you already have one.
  4. Check the wall and the wires. Know the wall type and decide whether cables stay visible or are hidden.
  5. See your total and book. The form adds every line and shows one total before you book.

Which mount should I choose: fixed, tilting or full-motion?

A fixed mount keeps the TV flat to the wall, a tilting mount angles it down a few degrees, and a full-motion mount swings and extends. Among customers who buy a mount from us, 38% choose full-motion, 33% fixed and 29% tilting. Pick by where you sit, not by price.

Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts compared (Pixl price sheet, CAD before tax)
MountBest forAdded to the labourChosen by buyers
FixedOne seat, TV at eye level, closest to the wall$7033%
TiltingA TV above eye level, such as over a fireplace$8029%
Full-motionSeats at different angles, corners, a TV you pull out$12538%
Your own mountYou already bought one$052% of all quotes

Source: Pixl Canada quote form, 843 quotes from 19 June 2025 to 1 October 2026. The 33%, 29% and 38% are shares of customers who buy a mount from us. For the full comparison, read fixed, tilting or full-motion mounts.

What is my wall made of, and does it matter?

Yes, it matters. The wall decides the anchors and adds a line to the price. Standard drywall over wood studs adds $0, plaster $10, drywall over metal studs $15, concrete, tile or stone $50 and brick $80. Not sure? Send a photo and we tell you.

Our TV mounting by wall type guide shows how to recognise each wall. If the TV is going above a fireplace, read the guide to mounting a TV above a fireplace, because heat and height change the plan.

What do I do about the wires?

You can leave the cables visible, tidy them in a channel, or hide them. Hiding wires adds $25 through an existing channel, $60 in a raceway on the wall or $99.50 inside the wall. In our quotes, 41% asked to hide the wires, and 46% of those chose inside the wall.

Three ways to hide TV wires (Pixl price sheet, CAD before tax)
MethodWhat it isAdded to the installChosen by those who hide wires
Existing channelCables run through a channel that is already in the wall$2534%
Raceway on the wallA slim cover mounted on the wall surface$6020%
Inside the wallSignal cables such as HDMI run inside the wall$99.5046%

Share of the 41% of quotes that asked to hide wires. To hide wires without opening the wall, see how to hide TV wires without cutting the wall.

How much does it cost to get the TV on the wall?

Your total is the labour rate for your city and TV size, plus the mount, the wall and the wires. The median quote across 843 Pixl quotes was $235, before tax, and the middle half ran from $170 to $310. Your own total can sit above or below that.

Three examples from the price sheet (Calgary and Edmonton, CAD before tax)
JobHow the total adds upTotal
55 inch, your own mount, metal studs, no hidden wires$99.99 labour + $0 mount + $15 wall$114.99
55 inch, tilting mount, wires inside the wall$99.99 labour + $80 mount + $99.50 wires$279.49
65 inch, full-motion mount, over a fireplace, metal studs, wires in a raceway$109.99 labour + $125 mount + $20 fireplace + $15 wall + $60 wires$329.99

Price-sheet arithmetic, not averaged quotes. Other cities have other labour rates. For the numbers behind the median, read what 843 real quotes show or how much TV mounting costs in Canada.

Should I mount the TV myself or book an installer?

Mounting yourself can work for a small TV on a drywall wall with a stud in the right spot. A larger TV, a hard wall, a fireplace or hidden wires raise the risk of a crooked mount or a damaged wall, and a second pair of hands is needed to lift the TV.

Mounting it yourself or booking an installer
FactorDoing it yourselfBooking an installer
TV sizeWorkable for a small TV, with a helper to liftBetter for large screens that need two people
WallEasiest on drywall with a stud where you need itBrick, concrete, tile, stone, plaster and metal studs need the right anchors
Hidden wiresOpening a wall is the hard partChannel, raceway or in-wall, priced up front
If something goes wrongYou repair the wall and the TVSee our warranty table on the Legal page

If you want to do it yourself, our guide to mounting a TV yourself lists the steps. Not sure whom to hire? Read installer, handyman or store install.

What happens on install day?

We confirm the time with you by phone or text, arrive, check the wall and the spot, mount the TV level, route the cables the way you chose and test the picture. You pay after the job, by card, e-transfer or cash. Same-day service is available when we have an opening, so call or text to check today.

  1. Fill in the form. Choose your city, TV size, mount, wall and extras. It takes about 2 minutes.
  2. Pick a time. We confirm by phone or text. We are open 7 days.
  3. We mount the TV. We tidy or hide the cables and set up what you chose.
  4. You check, then pay. You pay after the job.

New TV on the wall: questions

Does a new TV come with a wall mount?

Usually not. Most TVs ship with a stand, and a wall mount is a separate purchase. Check the hole pattern on the back of the TV against the mount’s range before you buy. If you do not own a mount, we can supply a fixed, tilting or full-motion mount, and the form shows the price.

How long before I can mount a new TV?

You can book as soon as you know your TV size and wall. Same-day service is available when we have an opening, so call or text with your city and the TV size and we tell you if there is room today. If not, we offer the next available time.

Can I mount a TV I bought online or from a store?

Yes. It does not matter where you bought the TV or the mount. Send the TV size and, if you already have a mount, its model, and the form shows your total. If you own the mount, that line is $0, and 52% of our quotes came from people who already had one.

Will mounting damage my wall?

Mounting leaves small holes where the anchors go, and these can be filled if you move the TV later. A mount placed on the right anchors for your wall type holds safely. Send a photo and tell us the wall, and we plan the anchors before the visit.

Do I pay before the install?

No. You pay after the job, by card, e-transfer or cash. The form shows your total before you book, so you know the amount first.

See your exact price in about 2 minutes

Choose your city, TV size, mount, wall and extras. The form adds up your total, and you pay after the job.

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Sources and method. Shares and the median come from 843 TV mounting quotes submitted through the Pixl Canada quote form between 19 June 2025 and 1 October 2026, after removing test entries and duplicates. Prices come from the Pixl Canada price sheet, October 2026, in Canadian dollars before tax. A quote is not a sale, and these figures describe Pixl quotes only.

About Pixl Canada. Pixl Canada is an installation company based in Edmonton, Alberta, serving cities across Canada with TV mounting, security cameras, appliance installation and smart home setup. Call or text (587) 899-7495. Open Monday to Saturday 8am to 8pm and Sunday 9am to 7pm.


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