TV mounting · New York City
TV mounting on brick
and concrete.
$160 flat — hammer drill and masonry anchors included. Prewar walk‑ups, lofts and new towers.
TV mounting · New York City
$160 flat — hammer drill and masonry anchors included. Prewar walk‑ups, lofts and new towers.
One price per item. No hourly billing, no travel fee — the same in all five boroughs. $80 minimum per visit.
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Common in prewar walk‑ups and lofts across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Drilled with a hammer drill, fixed with masonry anchors.
Many new towers in Long Island City, Downtown Brooklyn and FiDi have concrete behind the paint. Same price, same tools.
Knock on the wall: a hollow sound usually means drywall, a dull solid sound means masonry. Or send us a photo.
Masonry bits and anchors are part of the $160 price. You bring the mount.
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$160 flat, including hammer drilling and masonry anchors.
Yes — $160 for brick or concrete.
Most standard wall mounts work on brick and concrete — the difference is the anchors, and we bring those.
Masonry drilling makes some dust — we clean up the workspace before we leave.
$120 — see all TV mounting prices on the main TV mounting page.
Often — text (347) 905‑2749.
Add your items, pick a time, done.