TV Wall Mounting in Aurora, CO
Compare 6 companies offering tv wall mounting in Aurora, CO. Check services, service areas and stated warranties, then request free quotes.
Quick answer
TV Wall Mounting in Aurora, CO typically runs $150–$200 for a 56–65″ TV on a flat mount. 2 of the 6 companies below publish starting prices — from $135, typically $217.
Estimate from our pricing model; starting prices are what each company lists on its own website.
Dom's TV Mounting
Denver, CO
Denver Audio Video
Denver, CO
Mile High Audio Video
Denver, CO
Sound Media Solutions
Thornton, CO
Altitude Audio Video
Centennial, CO
I Hang Flatscreens
Colorado Springs, CO
TV Wall Mounting in Aurora, CO by the Numbers
Based on the 6 companies listed here. Figures are the companies' own claims.
2 of 6
Publish starting prices
from $135
1 of 6
State they carry insurance
4 of 6
Offer free estimates
1 of 6
Offer same-day service
2 of 6
Work on brick, stone or concrete
1 of 6
Also take commercial jobs
7 years
Median time in business
1 states a founding year
85″
Largest TV size stated
Brands most often mentioned: Control4.
Published Starting Prices
| Company | Offer | From |
|---|---|---|
| Dom's TV Mounting | Standard installations | $135 per TV |
| Denver Audio Video | TV Setup & Mounting | $250 per TV |
| Denver Audio Video | Frame TV Installation | $299 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 Aurora, CO?
Our estimate for a 56–65″ TV on a flat mount in Aurora, CO is $150–$200. 2 of 6 listed companies publish starting prices for tv wall mounting; the lowest is $135 and the typical starting price is $217. Final quotes depend on wall size, finish and wiring, so compare at least three.
How many tv wall mounting companies serve Aurora, CO?
6 companies are listed on GetMediaWall for tv wall mounting in Aurora, CO, and 4 of them offer free estimates.
Are tv wall mounting installers in Aurora, CO insured?
1 of 6 listed companies state they carry insurance. These are the companies' own claims — ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts.