We find the studs, set the level, and hide the cords — so your wall looks like the TV grew there. Most mounts are done inside an hour.
From historic plaster to brick mill lofts to steel-stud condos — the right anchor depends on what's actually behind the drywall.
Massachusetts homes span three centuries of construction — original plaster-and-lath in historic town centers, brick and mortar in converted mill buildings, steel studs in newer condo developments, and standard wood framing everywhere in between. We identify the wall type on-site and choose the right hardware for it, rather than assuming one approach works everywhere.
See your town's page below for the specific wall types and mounting notes we've found most common in your area.
Beyond a standard wall mount, here's the full range of what we handle.
Mounted at a height that accounts for heat clearance, with a slight downward tilt so glare and neck strain aren't an issue.
Weather-rated brackets and hardware for covered patios and decks, built to handle temperature swings and moisture.
A downward angle for TVs placed higher than eye level, cutting glare from windows and overhead lighting.
Extends, tilts, and swivels so the screen follows you from the kitchen to the couch.
Moving to a new place or rearranging a room? We'll take the TV down and remount it safely at the new spot.
In-wall or surface-channel routing so the only thing visible on the wall is the TV itself.
We'll haul away your old TV and see that it's recycled responsibly instead of landfilled.
Wi-Fi connected, streaming apps signed in, and remotes paired before we leave.
Offices, restaurants, gyms, and waiting rooms — multi-screen setups mounted securely and wired cleanly.
Priced per job, not per hour, so there's no clock running while we work.
Studs located, bracket set level, TV hung and checked for viewing angle before we leave.
Swing-arm brackets for corner rooms or seating that shifts — extends, tilts, and swivels to follow you.
Power and HDMI run inside the wall through a fire-rated channel — no cord ever shows.
Soundbars, center channels, and surrounds mounted and wired to match your TV setup.
Media consoles, floating shelves, and equipment racks — built and leveled while we're already there.
Whole-home AV, projector screens, and multi-TV installs, scoped and quoted before we start.
We don't just stick the TV to the wall and leave. Every job is built to hand you a finished, working setup — not a to-do list.
No estimator visit, no second trip — we quote, confirm, and finish in a single appointment.
Send a photo of the wall and your TV size. We quote a flat price before we book anything.
Morning, afternoon, or evening — most weeks we can get to you within 48 hours.
Bracket set, cables hidden, sources connected and powered on before we consider the job done.
Every quote includes hardware, labor, and a walk-through of the finished mount.
| Service | Typical size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed mount | Up to 55" | $129 |
| Tilt mount | Up to 65" | $159 |
| Full-motion mount | Up to 75" | $189 |
| Large-format mount | 75"–85" | $249 |
| In-wall cable concealment | Add-on | +$79 |
| Soundbar mounting | Add-on | +$59 |
Brick, tile, and masonry walls are quoted separately due to additional anchoring time.
Not every install is the same — here's what customers in Massachusetts tell us matters most.
“Wires are completely hidden and the bracket doesn't budge. Took under 40 minutes.”
“They found a stud I didn't know existed and moved the mount two inches to use it.”
“Quoted a flat price by text before they even showed up. No surprises at the end.”
Mass Pro Systems installs and mounts TVs across greater Boston and MetroWest. Select your town below: