TV Wall Mounting in Stanton, CA
Compare 6 companies offering tv wall mounting in Stanton, CA. Check services, service areas and stated warranties, then request free quotes.
Quick answer
TV Wall Mounting in Stanton, CA typically runs $150–$200 for a 56–65″ TV on a flat mount (adjusted for local labor rates). 3 of the 6 companies below publish starting prices — from $79, typically $80.
Estimate from our pricing model; starting prices are what each company lists on its own website.
Coastline TV Installs
Stanton, CA
AudioVideoKing
Los Angeles, CA
Swift TV Company
Orange County, CA
QuickMountTV - California South
Orange County, CA
Manny's TV Mounting
Orange County, CA
K S Systems
Orange, CA
TV Wall Mounting in Stanton, CA by the Numbers
Based on the 6 companies listed here. Figures are the companies' own claims.
3 of 6
Publish starting prices
from $79
4 of 6
State they carry insurance
48 months
Typical stated warranty
2 companies state one
3 of 6
Offer same-day service
2 of 6
Work on brick, stone or concrete
3 of 6
Also take commercial jobs
Published Starting Prices
| Company | Offer | From |
|---|---|---|
| Manny's TV Mounting | TV mounting | $79 per TV |
| Coastline TV Installs | TV installation | $80 per TV |
| QuickMountTV - California South | TV mounting (flat rate) | $98 per TV |
Prices as listed on each company's website; confirm with the company before booking.
FAQ
How much does tv wall mounting cost in Stanton, CA?
Our estimate for a 56–65″ TV on a flat mount in Stanton, CA is $150–$200, including a 15% regional labor adjustment. 3 of 6 listed companies publish starting prices for tv wall mounting; the lowest is $79 and the typical starting price is $80. Final quotes depend on wall size, finish and wiring, so compare at least three.
How many tv wall mounting companies serve Stanton, CA?
6 companies are listed on GetMediaWall for tv wall mounting in Stanton, CA.
Are tv wall mounting installers in Stanton, CA insured?
4 of 6 listed companies state they carry insurance and 2 state a warranty, typically 48 months. These are the companies' own claims — ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.