Wirewolf / TV mounting in Toronto
Toronto · Etobicoke · Mississauga · Vaughan · Markham · Brampton · Richmond Hill · Oakville
Flat prices from $129, published before we ring your doorbell. Any wall — drywall, brick, poured concrete, condo concrete — mounted by a certified AV field engineer, not a guy with a drill. Zone A covers most of the GTA and the travel is free.
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Most TV mounting outfits in Toronto make you fill out a form and wait for a callback that turns into “it depends.” We publish the number instead. Up to 55″ is $129. 56″–75″ is $169. 76″ and up — or over a fireplace, or on a full-motion arm — is $259. That is the whole price list, and it does not change once we are standing in your living room with a drill.
The person doing the work is a certified AV field engineer and control-system programmer who installed for Bell before this was the day job — the studs get found, the level gets used, and the cable gets labelled whether or not you ever look behind the TV again. Every technician is insured, every mount carries a lifetime workmanship warranty, and you pay when the job is done — e-Transfer or cash, nothing upfront.
We are based in Etobicoke and work across the GTA and up to four hours beyond. Zone A — 0 to 50 km, which covers Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Brampton, Richmond Hill, Oakville and Milton — is free travel and usually books same-week, often same-day. Further out, the travel zones are published the same way the prices are, from $59 to $219.
Competitors run a “request a quote” form and will not say a number until a tech is standing in your hallway. Here is ours, in advance.
// Prices in CAD before HST. Bring your own mount, or we supply one at cost with the receipt shown. Any wall — drywall, brick, concrete, stone.
// Outside Zone A? Travel zones and fees are published here — $59 to $219 depending on distance from Etobicoke.
Toronto housing stock is a mixed bag and the wall behind your TV does not care what the rate card says. We carry anchors for drywall on wood or steel studs, brick veneer, poured concrete and stone — including the concrete columns that show up behind half the TVs in this city’s condos. Same flat price, whatever is back there; only the anchor changes.
Mount: supply your own and we will confirm it fits the TV and the wall before anything gets drilled, or tell us the size and we will bring one at cost, receipt shown. Fixed mounts are fine for a TV you watch head-on; anywhere you will be looking up or across — over a fireplace, in a kitchen, off to the side of a sectional — a full-motion arm earns its keep, which is part of why that tier is $259.
Over the fireplace: the mount goes high enough that the panel is not sitting in the heat coming off the mantel, cable stays clear of the flue, and power runs through an in-wall kit instead of a cord taped to the brick. In-wall cable concealment is the same idea applied to any wall — HDMI and speaker cable can run inside drywall with no special hardware, but power needs a code-rated kit with its own outlet box behind the TV, not a bare extension cord. That distinction is the whole $99.
Building out the rest of the room too? See home theatre installation in Toronto for surround sound and a universal remote, or smart home installation in Toronto to get the TV, lighting and cameras on one app.