TV Mounting in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia
Updated: November 2026
TV mounting in Cole Harbour costs $99 for TVs up to 43 inches, $129 for 44 to 65 inches and $179 for 66 to 85 inches with your own mount on drywall, and no travel fee for the drive out the 111 or the 207. We cover Cole Harbour, Forest Hills, Colby Village, Westphal, Eastern Passage and Cow Bay, same-day most days. The split-entries and bungalows here are mostly drywall on wood studs, with a gas or electric fireplace in many living rooms and a concrete wall in the basement.
What does TV mounting cost in Cole Harbour?
| Setup | Price |
|---|---|
| Up to 43 inches, your mount, drywall | $99 |
| 44 to 65 inches | $129 |
| 66 to 85 inches, two technicians | $179 |
| 86 inches and up | from $249 |
| Plaster and lath / brick or stone / concrete or metal studs | +$20 / +$79 / +$59 |
| Above a fireplace, heat check included | +$69 |
| Hide wires: channel / in-wall / in-wall with power kit | $49 / $119 / $219 |
| Mount from us: fixed / tilt / full-motion | $59 / $79 / $119 |
A 55-inch TV on drywall in a Cole Harbour split-entry is $129 with your own mount; with the cables in a paintable channel it is $129 + $49 = $178. A 65-inch above the brick fireplace in a Forest Hills family room on a tilt mount from us is $129 + $69 + $79 + $79 = $356. A 50-inch on the basement concrete with a channel is $129 + $59 + $49 = $237. Prices are before HST, you pay after the job, the calculator gives your exact total, and every add-on is on the TV mounting cost in Halifax page.
Or text a photo of the wall to 782-446-6322 for an exact price in minutes. No deposit, you pay after the job.
Which Cole Harbour neighbourhoods do you cover?
- Cole Harbour and Cole Harbour Road: 1970s to 1990s split-entries and bungalows, drywall on wood studs, standard price.
- Forest Hills: 1970s and 80s subdivision, drywall, often a wood-burning or gas fireplace in the family room.
- Colby Village and Colby South: 1980s and 90s two-storeys and townhouses, drywall, some metal studs in townhouse party walls.
- Westphal and Lake Loon: mixed ages from the 1960s on, drywall, the odd stone feature wall.
- Eastern Passage, Shearwater and Cow Bay: bungalows and newer builds, drywall; some seaside houses have a concrete block basement wall.
- Lawrencetown and Mineville: a few minutes further along the 207, covered at the same price.
Not on the list but near Cole Harbour? Text the address: if it is inside HRM it is the same price as Cole Harbour. The service-area page covers all of HRM zone by zone.
What walls are common in Cole Harbour homes?
Split-entries and bungalows, 1970s to 1990s. Drywall over wood studs at 16 inches, the standard $99 to $179 job in 45 to 60 minutes. The living room is usually upstairs with the window wall on one side, so the TV goes on the wall opposite and the cables drop to an outlet behind the furniture: a paintable channel for $49 or inside the wall for $119. Which fits which wall is in the hide TV wires in Halifax guide.
Fireplaces in Forest Hills and Colby Village. Gas inserts and electric fireplaces are common in the family rooms here, often with a brick or tile surround. We check the heat at TV height with an infrared thermometer, then mount on a tilt or full-motion bracket, +$69; brick or stone as the mounting surface adds $79. How we mount a TV above a fireplace in Halifax is on its own page.
Basements. The second TV goes downstairs, where the outside walls are poured concrete or block behind strapping and drywall. We confirm what is behind the drywall with a pilot hole; bare concrete gets sleeve anchors and dust control, +$59, see concrete walls. The second TV on the same visit is 15% off.
How soon can you come to Cole Harbour?
Same day most days when you book before noon, evenings until 10pm, every day of the week. Cole Harbour is the far side of HRM from our base in Hammonds Plains, 35 to 40 minutes by the 102 and the 111, so we group Cole Harbour, Westphal and Eastern Passage jobs on the same afternoon; if you can give us a half-day window rather than a fixed hour, you usually get the earlier date. A drywall job takes 45 to 60 minutes; fireplace, concrete or in-wall wiring 1.5 to 2 hours. 2-hour arrival window, a text when we are on the way, and $20 off if we miss the window.
Do you charge a travel fee to Cole Harbour?
No. Cole Harbour, Eastern Passage, Westphal and Lawrencetown are all Halifax Regional Municipality, and the whole municipality is one flat price with no travel charge, bridge or no bridge. Also serving Dartmouth next door and Fall River up the 118. Text or WhatsApp the address to 782-446-6322 if you want it confirmed.
Or text a photo of the wall to 782-446-6322 for an exact price in minutes. No deposit, you pay after the job.
Questions from Cole Harbour customers
Can you mount above the brick fireplace in my Forest Hills family room?
Yes. The heat check comes first; if the wall at TV height stays within range with the fire on, we set sleeve anchors into the brick body, never the mortar, and hang the TV on a tilt mount so you can angle it down toward the sofa. Brick adds $79 and the fireplace position $69.
My basement wall is concrete. Can the TV go there?
Yes, +$59 for the anchors and the dust control. Wires run in a paintable channel for $49 because a concrete wall has no cavity to hide them in. If there is drywall on strapping over the concrete, we find what is solid behind it with a pilot hole and use anchors rated for it.
Do you come to Eastern Passage and Cow Bay?
Yes, same price, no travel fee. They are usually on the same run as Cole Harbour, so an afternoon slot is the easiest to get.
Can you take down my old TV and mount first?
Yes. Taking down an old TV or mount is $39, and removing an old mount, then patching and priming the holes, is $49. We take the packaging with us.