How much does TV mounting cost in Toronto? (2026)
Updated
Mounting a TV in Toronto typically costs $80 for a 32–43″, $110 for a 44–55″, $140 for a 56–70″ and $180 for anything bigger — add about $30 for brick, stone or concrete walls.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|---|
| 32–43″ TV | $80 |
| 44–55″ TV | $110 |
| 56–70″ TV | $140 |
| 70″+ TV | $180 |
| Shelf / floating shelf | $60 |
| Mirror | $70 |
| Brick / concrete wall surcharge | +$30 |
Prices come from Taskly’s GTA rate table — the same engine that suggests budgets on the platform (market-checked, version 7). On Taskly the price you accept is a fixed offer, not a meter.
What moves the price
- TV size and weight — bigger panels need two hands and heavier anchors.
- Wall type: drywall on studs is standard; brick/concrete adds the surcharge.
- Cable concealment (in-wall) is a separate ask — mention it in the task.
- Bracket: supplying your own vs asking the Tasker to bring one.
TV mounting cost — FAQ
Does the price include the bracket?
Usually not — most posters buy the bracket and the Tasker installs it. Ask the Tasker to bring one if you prefer; they’ll price it in their offer.
Can cables be hidden inside the wall?
Often yes on drywall — mention it in your task so offers include it. Concealment on brick/concrete is usually surface channel instead.