Standard wall mount
The bread and butter. Studs found, screen levelled twice, cables tidied down to your console. Most living rooms and bedrooms — 32" all the way up to 85". Bracket's on us.
Mount Mate is two installers and a sodium-yellow van. Drop us a snap of your wall, we sort the price by text in twelve minutes, we mount the telly. Most jobs sorted the same week — plenty are same day. Easy.
We replaced the awkward "we'll call you back tomorrow" routine with a message. You text. We text. We turn up. The price we agreed is the price you pay. Job done before your tea's cold.
A short menu — these are the jobs we run most weeks. Each is a flat price, fixed by text after you send the snap. No "from $", no nonsense, no upselling at the door.
The bread and butter. Studs found, screen levelled twice, cables tidied down to your console. Most living rooms and bedrooms — 32" all the way up to 85". Bracket's on us.
Pull-down bracket so the screen actually comes back to where your neck is when you're watching. Heat-aware kit; we check the surface temp on gas fires before we settle on the spot.
HDMI and signal hidden inside the wall via a proper code-compliant kit. Power outlet shifted to behind the screen. Nothing visible between TV and console. Patched ready for paint.
For the kitchens, bedrooms, and corners where your sofa isn't on the same axis as the stud. Swing, tilt, pivot — and we check the full range with the telly on it before we leave.
Soundbar bracketed neatly under (or over) the telly, audio cable hidden through the cord drop or wall channel. Bring whatever brand of bar you've got — we bring the bracket.
Taking the telly off one wall and getting it back up on another — same flat, new flat, different room, whatever. We patch the old holes ready for paint and re-mount cleanly. One trip.
The whole process runs over four texts. You send the first. We send back a price. You pick a slot. We show up. Easy.
A photo of the wall, your telly's make and size, and your postcode. Use the form, email, or just text us — we reply on all of them.
Median twelve minutes during open hours. A flat figure (the only one), what's included, and the next two slots we can fit you in.
Reply with the one that suits. We pencil the van in. No deposit, no card on file — just a confirmed window in our diary.
A 90-minute arrival window. Cloths down, telly up, cables hid, dust hoovered, packaging out with us. Easy.
The actual numbers from our calendar. Updated end of every month. We don't round up.
Most contractor websites have a values page nobody reads. Here are the four operating rules we've actually lost jobs over — the only kind that count.
The figure we text you is the figure on the invoice. No "from $", no surprises at the door, no upselling. If the wall turns out trickier than the snap suggested, we eat the difference.
Never drywall alone. If the studs aren't right for the telly, we span them with a steel bar. Same-day doesn't mean shortcuts on what holds the screen up.
Before any drill, we hold the telly on the wall and you sit on the sofa and tell us if the line's right. After, we don't pack up until you've said "yep, sorted" out loud.
Cloths down before any drill turns on. Dust hoovered. Packaging out with us — not in your bin. Room handed back the way we found it, with a telly on the wall.
Unprompted notes that landed in the thread after a job. Names shortened, used with permission. We don't ask for reviews — these arrived on their own.
"Texted at 11. Reply at 11:08. Van outside at 2. Telly on the wall by 2:45. Honest to god the easiest service appointment I've ever had."
"The cables genuinely vanished. Like, no trace. The figure they texted matched the invoice to the dollar. Two for two on the things that usually go wrong."
"Sodium-yellow van pulled up an hour after I texted. Bloke held the telly up and asked if the line looked right before drilling. Bonus points for that alone."
Drop us a snap of the wall, what telly you've got, and your postcode. We'll text a price back in about twelve minutes, and we'll usually have you sorted the same week. Sometimes the same day. Easy.