TV mounting · Manhattan & NYC
We mount your TV on its bracket — on drywall, plaster, brick or concrete — at the height you'll actually watch from, then connect your devices and handle the cables the way you choose.
Plans from$120
The short answer
ArtFixPro mounts TVs in Manhattan and across NYC, seven days a week, with appointment start times from 8 am to 7 pm. You choose a plan — $120, $150 or $200, depending on how the cables are handled — pick a date, and we confirm the details by phone or text.
Plans & prices
Every plan includes mounting on your bracket, connecting your devices and cleaning up. The difference is what happens to the cables.
Mount your TV with cables neatly dressed — no concealment.
$120per TV
Clean look, no wall opening
Mounting plus a paintable cord cover (raceway) for the cables.
$150per TV
Mounting with the cables concealed inside the wall.
$200per TV
You provide the TV and a compatible wall mount (bracket). Final scope is confirmed before work starts. 2 or more TVs: 20% off the TV mounting — each TV can have its own plan. Soundbar mounting $30. Taking down an old TV and its mount is free.
Mount types
You supply the bracket. If you haven't bought one yet, this is how we'd choose — and we're happy to look at the room and the TV model first.
The slimmest look, a few centimeters off the wall. Best when you sit straight in front of the screen at a comfortable height.
Angles the screen down a few degrees — useful against window glare or when the TV sits higher on the wall.
An arm that swings and tilts for open layouts and corners. Heavier load on the wall, so the anchoring matters even more.
Walls
The wall decides the hardware. We check what's behind the surface before drilling, and we won't mount where the wall can't safely carry the TV and mount.
| Drywall on wood or steel studs | Mounted into studs where they line up; otherwise heavy-duty anchors rated for the load. |
|---|---|
| Prewar plaster | Drilled carefully to avoid cracking; anchored to the framing or with plaster-rated hardware. |
| Brick | Masonry bits and anchors set in solid brick, not the mortar joints. |
| Poured concrete | Concrete-rated anchors, following the building's drilling rules. Concrete mounting |
| Above a fireplace | Height, heat and masonry checked first. Fireplace TV mounting |
Specialist installs
Near-flush mounting, alignment with your art and a plan for the One Connect box.
Brick, stone or drywall over a firebox — height, heat and anchoring first.
Cord cover or in-wall — what each needs and when power changes the plan.
How same-day requests work and what helps us fit you in today.
Manhattan buildings
Most Manhattan installs come with building logistics: a certificate of insurance for the management office, a reserved service elevator, working-hour limits and sometimes a list of walls you may not drill. We sort that out with you before the appointment, so the visit isn't stopped at the front desk.
Manhattan is our home base, and we also work in Brooklyn and Queens.
Scope
Questions
ArtFixPro's TV mounting plans are $120 (Basic — cables neatly dressed, no concealment), $150 (Smart — cables in a paintable surface cord cover) and $200 (Pro — cables concealed inside the wall where the wall allows it). Each plan covers mounting on your bracket, connecting up to three devices and cleanup. Extra TVs, soundbars or unusual walls are confirmed with you before the visit.
Yes — the plans use your own wall mount (bracket). Buy one rated for your TV's size, weight and VESA pattern. Fixed mounts sit closest to the wall, tilting mounts help with glare and higher placement, and full-motion arms let you angle the screen. If you're unsure, tell us the TV model and the wall before you order.
Yes. Brick and concrete get masonry bits and anchors rated for the load; prewar plaster is drilled carefully and anchored to the framing or with hardware suited to plaster. In high-rises with poured-concrete walls we follow the building's drilling rules — some buildings restrict where you can drill.
Often, yes — that's the Pro plan. In-wall concealment depends on what's behind the wall (studs, insulation, fire blocking, masonry) and on building rules. Power cords can't simply be pushed through a wall; the Pro plan includes a recessed in-wall power kit, the code-compliant way to bring power behind the TV. When in-wall isn't possible, a paintable cord cover (Smart plan) keeps the wall clean.
As a starting point, the center of the screen should be near seated eye level — often around 42 inches from the floor in a living room, higher in bedrooms or above furniture. We confirm the height with you on site before drilling. Our guide explains the rule of thumb in more detail.
Often, and at no extra charge. Choose today's date in the booking form and we'll confirm a time with you by phone or text. Same-day availability depends on the schedule, your location, the wall and any building paperwork.
Yes. ArtFixPro carries $5 million in liability coverage and workers' compensation, and can send a certificate of insurance to your building's management. Send us their requirements when you book so the COI is approved before the appointment.
Related services
One visit can cover several jobs — list everything in the booking notes and we will plan the time.
Comparing installers
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Choose a plan and a time — or call and we'll help you pick the mount first.