Pixl Canada mounts TVs in condos and apartments with labour from $79.99 by TV size, a mount from $70, +$15 for steel studs and +$50 for concrete, tile or stone. A 65 in. TV on a steel-stud wall with a tilt mount is $204.99 before tax. Check your building’s drilling and work-hour rules first. We price from photos, and you pay after the job.
PCBy the Pixl Canada install team. Prices checked October 31, 2026. Calgary and Edmonton labour, Canadian dollars, before tax.
- Steel-stud and concrete surcharges shown up front
- Wires in a raceway when the wall cannot be opened
- Fixed total from photos, pay after the job
- Building rules checklist included
- Condo walls change the price in three ways: steel studs (+$15), concrete, tile or stone (+$50) and wires that cannot go inside the wall.
- The building decides whether you can drill. Ask first, in writing, then send us the answer with your photos.
- Wires stay visible in a paintable raceway ($60) or an existing channel ($25) when the wall cannot be opened.
- A fixed total comes from photos before you book. You pay after the job.
What does condo TV mounting cost with Pixl?
The base price is the same as in a house: labour by TV size plus a mount. What changes in a condo is the wall behind the drywall and where the wires can go. Rates here are for Calgary and Edmonton, before tax. Your city’s rate is on the quote.
| Condo situation | What changes | Pixl price line |
|---|---|---|
| Drywall over wood studs | Same job as a house | No surcharge |
| Drywall over steel studs | Fasteners made for steel framing | +$15 |
| Plaster | Plaster walls take a little more care | +$10 |
| Concrete wall or pillar | Masonry anchors and more time | +$50 |
| Tile or stone feature wall | Same hard-wall work | +$50 |
| Brick | Highest posted wall surcharge | +$80 |
| You cannot open the wall for wires | Surface raceway or an existing channel instead | $60 raceway, $25 existing channel |
Labour is $79.99 up to 31 in., $99.99 for 32 to 60, $109.99 for 61 to 79, $149.99 for 80 to 89 and $189.99 for 90 and over. Mounts are $70 fixed, $80 tilt and $125 full-motion. The full list is in the installation price list.
What do common condo jobs cost in total?
| Job | How it adds up | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Studio: 43 in. TV, fixed mount, steel studs, wires in a raceway | $99.99 + $70 + $60 + $15 | $244.99 |
| 1-bed: 55 in. TV, tilt mount, steel studs | $99.99 + $80 + $15 | $194.99 |
| 2-bed: 65 in. TV, tilt mount, steel studs | $109.99 + $80 + $15 | $204.99 |
| Corner unit: 75 in. TV, full-motion mount, steel studs, raceway | $109.99 + $125 + $60 + $15 | $309.99 |
| Concrete feature wall: 65 in. TV, tilt mount, existing channel | $109.99 + $80 + $25 + $50 | $264.99 |
| Concrete pillar: 85 in. TV, your own mount | $149.99 + $50 | $199.99 |
Add a soundbar ($50 to install, $50 to mount) or an extra device behind the TV ($25) the same way. A fixed total comes from your photos.
Send photos of your condo wall
Wall, TV size and your building’s answer on drilling. Fixed quote before you book. Pay after the job.
What should you check with the building before you book?
Most condo corporations and landlords set rules for drilling, work hours and moving equipment through shared areas. Rules differ by building, so ask yours. We do not know them for you.
| Ask | Why it matters | What to send us |
|---|---|---|
| Is drilling into this wall allowed? | Some buildings restrict drilling into concrete or shared walls | The answer, in writing |
| What hours is work allowed? | Noise rules limit drilling times | The permitted hours |
| Do you need to book the elevator or loading area? | Large TVs and mounts travel through shared halls | The booking window |
| Does the building want contractor paperwork first? | Some require documents before work starts | The building’s list, so we can say what we can supply |
| Can the wall be opened for wires? | If not, wires must stay on the wall | A yes or no |
| Are you renting? | The landlord has to agree to any drilling | The landlord’s written OK |
How can you tell what wall you have?
A photo is the quickest answer, and we confirm on site. These hints help you describe it. Steel studs are thin metal channels behind drywall, and many newer buildings use them. A concrete wall feels solid and sounds dull when you tap it. A magnetic stud finder reacts to the steel framing and screws in a steel-stud wall.
Steel studs do not hold wood screws or lag bolts. Installer guides describe toggle-type fasteners that clamp behind the steel, and the number of anchors that land on steel sets the weight limit, so check the mount maker’s steel-stud guidance. For a heavy TV on a full-motion arm, we confirm the mount from your photos. Our longer guide covers a 75 in. TV on metal studs, and TV mounting by wall type compares every wall.
How do you book a condo TV mounting?
- Ask the building. Drilling, hours, elevator booking and paperwork. Keep the answer.
- Photograph the wall and the room. Show the outlets, the furniture and where the TV will go.
- Text the photos, TV size and building answers to (587) 899-7495. Or use the quote from photos page.
- Get a fixed total and pick a time. The total includes the steel-stud or concrete line if it applies.
- We fit the mount, hang the TV and test it. Payment is after the job, by card, e-transfer or cash.
Know what your building allows?
Send the answer with a photo of the wall and the TV size. You see the total before you book.
Is condo TV mounting with Pixl right for you?
You own or rent a condo, apartment or townhouse unit, the building allows drilling, and you want the steel-stud or concrete cost shown before booking.
The building forbids drilling, your landlord has not agreed, or you need a new outlet or cable inside the wall. We do not add outlets. If drilling is not allowed, a TV stand is the safer choice. Renting? See smart home for renters.
Condo TV mounting: frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to mount a TV in a condo?
Labour is $79.99 to $189.99 by TV size plus a mount from $70. Steel studs add $15 and concrete, tile or stone add $50. A 65 in. TV on steel studs with a tilt mount is $204.99 before tax.
Do I need building approval to mount a TV?
Often yes, especially for drilling into concrete or shared walls. Check your bylaws or ask the property manager, and send us the answer.
Can you drill into a concrete condo wall?
Yes, for $50 extra, if your building allows it. Concrete takes masonry anchors and more time.
What if I cannot open the wall for wires?
Wires stay on the wall in a paintable raceway ($60) or run through an existing channel ($25). Inside-the-wall hiding ($99.50) only works where the wall can be opened.
Can you work around elevator and work-hour rules?
Tell us the rules when you book. Choose a time that fits them and we plan the visit around it.
Do you add power outlets?
No. The TV needs an outlet within reach of its wires. Outlet work goes to a licensed electrician.
Do you offer same-day service?
Same-day service is available when we have an opening. Check your building’s work hours first.
Get your condo TV price from photos
Text a photo of the wall and the TV size. Fixed quote before you book. Pay after the job.
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Sources and method. Prices were read from Pixl Canada’s TV mounting service and installation price list pages on October 31, 2026. Each total is the sum of the posted lines shown, calculated with Python (for example, 65 in. on steel studs: $109.99 + $80 + $15 = $204.99). Steel-stud fastener notes summarize installer guides, which disagree on weight limits; check your mount’s own instructions. Building rules differ and are not summarized here.
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.