TV Removal & Relocation in Tampa Bay

Coming off the wall is easier than going up, but it’s where walls get damaged. We take it down slowly, patch the holes and hang it again where you want it.

Dismount$69existing TV
Remount$12932–59″
Remount$14960″ and up

Take-down and remount in the same visit is charged as one job, not two call-outs.

  • Holes filled and sanded
  • Old bracket checked
  • One visit, not two
Two installers handling a large TV on the wall
  1. 1Screen off first, then the bracket
  2. 2Holes filled and sanded, ready for paint
  3. 3Old bracket checked against the new wall
Get a firm priceWe call or text back · 8am–8pm, 7 days
Screen size flat labor price

01How we move it

Off the wall, without the wall.

A panel that has been up for years is heavier and more awkward than it looks. The bracket usually leaves four holes behind.

Take-down · $69

Off the wall without taking the wall with it

Screen comes off the bracket first, bracket second, and both get supported on the way down. If the previous mount went into drywall anchors rather than studs — which happens often — the fixings can pull a chunk of board out. We take that slowly.

Patch · ready for paint

Holes patched, not just filled

We fill and sand the holes so you can paint over them. We do not match paint or texture, so if the wall is a colour you cannot re-buy, tell us and we will keep the patching minimal and let you decide.

Remount · same visit

Moving it to another room

Take down, patch, and remount somewhere else in the same visit. The new wall dictates the hardware, so a move from drywall to block changes the price. We check the old bracket still suits the new spot rather than assuming it does.

Moving out

Moving out

Landlords and buyers care about the wall, not the TV. If you are handing over keys, take-down and patching is usually the whole job and it is quick.

02Prices

What this part costs.

Take-down and remount in the same visit is charged as one job, not two call-outs.

Taking it down, moving it on top of mounting

  • Dismount an existing TV$69
  • Remount, 32″ – 59″$129
  • Remount, 60″ and larger$149

Mounting by screen size: ≤31″ $69 · 32–59″ $129 · 60″+ $149 · 60″+ with 2 techs $189

Real total

55″ in the living room

Drywall, tilting mount, cables left exposed

  • Install$129
  • Tilting mount$59

03Real install

How it looks on the job.

Our own clip from a Tampa home — same crew, same care on the way down as on the way up.

65″ above a media unit

  • Drywall
  • Fixed mount
  • Cables tidied to the cabinet

Feet off, plate assembled on site, studs marked, and the screen set at the height where the cabinet below still works as a media unit.

Installer marking stud positions on a living-room wall
Total for this jobabout $200

04FAQ

Questions about moving a TV.

Wall already cracked?

Text a photo before we come — we’ll be straight about how it will look afterwards.

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Do you patch the holes?

Yes, filled and sanded ready for paint. Colour matching and texture work we leave to a painter — pretending otherwise usually ends with a patch that stands out more than the holes did.

Can I reuse my old bracket?

Often, and we check it against the new screen and the new wall before we put it up. If it is under-rated for the panel we will tell you and you can decide.

The TV was mounted badly and the wall is cracked. Can you still take it down?

Yes. Send a photo when you call so we know what we are walking into, and we will be straight with you about what the wall will look like afterwards.

06Free quote

Tell us about your wall.

Send the details and we’ll call back with a firm price. If it’s a job we shouldn’t take — wrong wall, too much heat, a mount that won’t hold your screen — we’ll tell you that too.

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Screen size flat labor price
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