TV Installation Services in Lexington, KY

Every installation covers mounting the TV, leveling it, basic cable management and all of the wall hardware. We bring the lag bolts, anchors and plates the wall needs, and we check what is behind the surface — studs, wiring, pipes and ductwork — before anything is drilled. Installation starts at $129 for sets up to 55 inches.

The mount itself is priced separately, so you are not paying for a bracket you already own: flat $35, tilting $45, and full-motion $125 on 32–55" sets only, which is a special order rather than a same-day item. If you already have a mount that fits your television and the wall, we will use it at no mount charge, and if you are still choosing one we will tell you which style suits the room before you buy it.

Install pricing is by screen size, and it is the same on any wall type we work on:

• 32", 43", 50" and 55" — $129
• 65" — $139
• 75" — $229
• 85" and larger — $279

Add-ons

• In-wall cable concealment — $99
• Soundbar mounting — $40
• Powerline adapter setup (wired network over your existing electrical wiring) — $99
• Smart TV setup — $35
• Old TV removal — $30

A painted surface raceway is the alternative to an in-wall chase where the wall cannot be opened, and we quote that once we have seen the wall. For a full breakdown with worked examples, see our TV mounting cost guide.

The surface tells you very little; what matters is what the fasteners bite into. These are the walls that come up most around Lexington, each with the guide that explains what holds:

• Drywall over wood studs — lag bolts into the centre of the framing.
• Drywall where the studs miss the spot — a wider plate that reaches framing, or rated hollow-wall anchors on lighter sets.
• Metal studs — common in condos and offices, and wood-stud lag bolts do not hold in them.
• Plaster and lath — older Lexington homes, drilled so the plaster does not crack.
• Brick, stone and tile fireplaces — anchored into the brick itself, never the mortar joints.
• Concrete and block — basements and commercial walls, hammer-drilled for sleeve anchors.
• Shiplap and wood accent walls — longer lags through the boards into the studs behind.
• Thin panel walls in manufactured homes — finding the real framing first.

If you are not sure what you have, our complete guide to mounting a TV on any wall has a table for identifying it from the outside.

Service is free within 20 miles of Lexington, and free anywhere in Richmond, which is our home base. Beyond that there is a trip charge based on distance: $35 for Frankfort, Paris and Harrodsburg; $45 for Danville and Berea; and $65 for Somerset, which is scheduled in advance rather than same-day. Our service area page lists the towns we cover.

The quickest way to a number is the instant price tool: pick your screen size and any add-ons and it prices the job, with no commitment and nothing to sign. If you would rather talk it through, call (859) 414-6646 and tell us the screen size, the room and what the wall is made of — that is usually enough to quote it on the phone.

Before we arrive, decide roughly where the screen is going and clear the space in front of it. If you are undecided between two walls, leave it to us to look at with you; where the screen ends up is the part of the job you live with afterwards. Our guide to preparing for a TV mounting appointment covers the rest.