TV mounting quotes with the wall type up front
Clients send the TV size, wall type and a photo of the wall, and you send a price they sign online before you arrive.
Free, no subscription. Ready in a few minutes. Just 1% when a client pays you by card.
| Mount 56-65" TV on client's tilting mount, drywall | $140.00 |
| In-wall wire concealment kit, installed | $125.00 |
| Mount soundbar below TV | $50.00 |
| Remove old TV mount and patch holesoptional | $45.00 |
| Hang two pieces of artoptional2 × $25.00 | $50.00 |
| Total | $360.00 |
Try a TV mounting quote form
Riverside TV Mounting and Installs is a sample business. Fill in its form as a client would, open the quote it sent, and look around the dashboard. It's the real app with sample data, and nothing you enter is sent.
What your clients see first. The questions this trade starts with, plus their details and up to 10 photos.
The quote they get. Every line, optional extras they can tick, and one button to accept and pay your deposit.
What you see. A sample dashboard (a moving company): new requests, quotes out, upcoming jobs and payments.
Common quoting problems in TV mounting work
- Brick or plaster shows up on arrival. A job priced for drywall takes longer with masonry bits and anchors, and the original price no longer covers it.
- Wire hiding gets added at the door. Customers often ask for in-wall cables once you're there, and pricing it on the spot tends to lead to haggling.
- There is no outlet near the TV. Adding an outlet may need an electrician in many areas, which can delay the install if nobody asked beforehand.
- No-shows waste a booked slot. A short install has thin margins, so a customer who isn't home costs you the drive and the time.
What your TV mounting quote form asks
TV mounting prices change with TV size, wall type, mount and wiring. The form asks the number and size of TVs, the wall type and any fireplace. It also asks about the mount, the outlet and extras like a soundbar.
Your form has its own page at your-name.quotefalcon.com. Clients can fill it in at any time, including evenings and weekends, and you get an email for each request. Share the link by text, on your Google Business Profile or social pages, or add the form to your website.
You can change, remove or add questions at any time in your settings.
The questions your form starts with
- How many TVs of each size?How many of each: Under 40", 40-55", 56-65", 66-75", ...
- Wall typePick one: Drywall, Plaster, Brick / stone, Concrete, ...
- Mounting above a fireplace?Pick one: Yes, No
- Do you have a wall mount?Pick one: Yes, I have one, No - supply one, Not sure
- Mount stylePick one: Fixed (flat to wall), Tilting, Full-motion / swivel, Pull-down, ...
- Is there a power outlet near where the TV will go?Pick one: Yes - right behind it, Yes - lower on the same wall, No, Not sure
- Also needPick any: Hide the wires in the wall, Hide the wires in a cover on the wall, Add a power outlet behind the TV, Mount a soundbar, ...
Every form also asks for: a preferred date and time of day · the address of the job · their name and email, and their phone if you ask for it · notes · up to 10 photos
How quoting works in Quote Falcon
Share your link
Clients fill in your form and add up to 10 photos. You get an email for each request.
Send the quote
Add line items, quantities and tax from your phone or computer. Saved lines go in with one tap, and any line can be optional.
Get it signed and paid
The client signs online and pays your deposit by card. Collect the rest with a card payment link, or record cash and e-transfer.
What changes the price of a TV mounting job
The factors that most often change the price, and the reason the form asks about them.
- TV size
- Larger TVs are heavier and often need two people. Some installers charge more above a certain size.
- Wall type
- Drywall over wood studs is the standard case. Plaster, brick, concrete and tile take more time and different anchors.
- Fireplace mounting
- Mounting over a fireplace often means masonry, more height and harder wire routing.
- Mount type and supply
- Fixed mounts are quickest. Tilting, full-motion and pull-down mounts take longer, and supplying the mount adds a line.
- Wire concealment
- Hiding cables in the wall is a common add-on, and a surface cord cover costs less. A new outlet usually needs an electrician in many areas.
- Extras
- Soundbars, removing an old mount and hanging art or shelves on the same visit are often priced per item.
A TV mounting job, from request to deposit
One 65-inch TV on a living room drywall with no fireplace, using the client's tilting mount, with hidden wires and a soundbar, sent with a photo of the wall.
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65-inch TV on drywallNew quote requestNew
- How many TVs of each size?
- Wall type
- Mounting above a fireplace?
- Do you have a wall mount?
+21. The request comes in
The client answers your form's questions and adds photos. You get an email, and the request waits in your dashboard.
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Quote 65-inch TV on drywall
Mount 56-65" TV on client's tilting mount, drywall $140.00 In-wall wire concealment kit, installed $125.00 Mount soundbar below TV $50.00 Remove old TV mount and patch holesoptional $45.00 Hang two pieces of artoptional $50.00 Total $360.00 2. You send the quote
The client can add old mount removal or art hanging on the same visit, and the small deposit counts toward the final bill.
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✓Quote acceptedSigned online by the clientTotal$360.00Deposit paid by card$54.00Balance due$306.00
3. They sign and pay the deposit
They pay your 15% deposit by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. They are emailed a signed PDF (you can download it from the job), and you collect the rest by card payment link or record cash or e-transfer.
Deposits and payment terms for TV mounting jobs
Many TV mounting businesses are paid in full when the install is done. Some take a small flat deposit to confirm the appointment, credited to the final bill, with a cancellation window in their terms. Deposits are more common for several TVs, fireplace installs or when you supply an expensive mount.
How deposits work in Quote Falcon
You set your usual deposit once: a percentage, a fixed amount, the full price, or payment stages for bigger jobs. Clients pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through your own Stripe account.
Optional lines. The client can tick or untick optional lines on their quote page, and the total and deposit update. If they want something else changed, they ask from the quote page and you send a new version for them to sign.
No subscription, no plans, nothing to upgrade to.
only on card payments clients make through Stripe, on top of Stripe's own fee. Cash, e-transfer and cheques: no fee.
Everything's included
- Your own quote page with questions for your trade
- Photos with every request, up to 10
- Itemized quotes with saved lines and tax
- Optional lines clients tick themselves
- E-signatures with a signed PDF
- Card deposits and payment stages
- Follow-ups when a quote goes quiet
- Calendar you can share with your crew
- Website button or built-in form
- Spam protection on every form
Common questions
How much does someone usually charge to mount a TV?
It varies by city and job, but many installers charge a flat rate per TV by size, plus extras for wire hiding, soundbars and harder walls. One TV on drywall often lands in the low hundreds of dollars. Fireplace and masonry installs usually cost more.
Should TV mounting businesses take a deposit?
Many don't for a single TV and get paid when the install is done. A small flat deposit helps on bigger jobs or when you supply the mount. In Quote Falcon you can set a fixed deposit amount that the client pays by card when they accept, or take none at all.
What is the best app for TV mounting?
It depends on what you need. Large field service apps add dispatching and team features. Quote Falcon is a free option for owner-operators: clients fill in a TV mounting form with a wall photo, you send an itemized quote, and they sign and pay a deposit online. There's no subscription, only 1% on card payments, on top of Stripe's own fee.
How do I price wire hiding and a soundbar?
Add each as its own line with a price, such as an in-wall wire kit or a soundbar mounted below the TV. Mark them optional if the client hasn't decided, and they can tick them on their quote page. The total and deposit update as they choose.
What if the wall turns out to be brick behind the drywall?
Update the quote with the extra time or anchors and send it. The client gets an email and approves the higher price by signing the new version before you carry on. The form asks for the wall type and a photo, which catches most of these before you arrive.
Can I get paid right after the install?
Yes. Send a card payment link for the balance from the job, and the client pays on their phone by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay where supported. Cash or e-transfer can be recorded on the job, with no Quote Falcon fee on those payments.
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