TV Mounting in Sackville and Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia
Updated: November 2026
TV mounting in Sackville 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, no travel fee. We cover Lower Sackville, Middle Sackville, Upper Sackville, Beaver Bank, Millwood and Windsor Junction, same-day most days, 20 to 25 minutes from our base in Hammonds Plains. The 1970s to 1990s bungalows and split-entries here are drywall on wood studs at the standard price; mini-homes and the Sackville Drive apartments each get a note of their own below.
What does TV mounting cost in Sackville?
| 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 Lower Sackville bungalow is $129 with your own mount, or $129 + $49 = $178 with the cables in a paintable channel. A 65-inch in a Millwood two-storey with a tilt mount from us and in-wall cables is $129 + $79 + $119 = $327. A 43-inch in a bedroom is $99. Prices are before HST, you pay after the job, the calculator gives your exact total, and the TV mounting cost in Halifax page has every add-on.
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 Sackville neighbourhoods do you cover?
- Lower Sackville: the big 1970s and 80s subdivisions off Sackville Drive and Beaver Bank Road, bungalows and split-entries, drywall on wood studs.
- Millwood and First Lake: 1980s to 2000s two-storeys and townhouses, drywall, gas fireplaces in the later ones.
- Middle Sackville: 1990s onward, larger lots, drywall, often a finished basement with a second TV.
- Upper Sackville and Lucasville Road: rural lots, bungalows and newer builds, drywall.
- Beaver Bank and Kinsac: houses and mini-home parks from the 1980s to 2000s; see the note on mini-homes below.
- Windsor Junction: shared with Fall River, same price; the Fall River page has its own notes.
- Sackville Drive apartments: three-storey walk-ups, drywall over wood studs, landlord-friendly setups.
Not on the list but near Sackville? Text the address: if it is inside HRM it is the same price as Sackville. The service-area page covers all of HRM zone by zone.
What walls are common in Sackville homes?
Bungalows and split-entries, 1970s to 1990s. Drywall over wood studs at 16 inches: standard $99 to $179 price, 45 to 60 minutes. The living rooms are compact, so the TV height and the distance from the sofa get a quick check before we drill; a 55 or 65 inch TV at seated eye level is the usual outcome. Cables go behind the furniture in a paintable channel for $49 or inside the wall for $119, see the hide TV wires in Halifax guide.
Mini-homes in Beaver Bank and Sackville. Thinner wall panels and lighter framing than a site-built house, so we confirm the stud size and spacing with a pilot hole and choose a mount whose wall plate spans two studs; the weight is carried by the framing, never by the panel. Standard price. If a wall cannot carry the TV safely we tell you and suggest another one.
Townhouses, walk-ups and fireplaces. Millwood townhouses and the Sackville Drive apartments are drywall on wood studs, with the odd metal-stud party wall that takes snap toggles, +$59. Renters get the surface mount plus channel setup and $49 removal and patching at move-out, see rentals and condos. Gas fireplaces in the 1990s and 2000s builds get the heat check and a tilt mount, +$69.
How soon can you come to Sackville?
Same day most days when you book before noon, evenings until 10pm every day of the week. Lower and Middle Sackville are 20 to 25 minutes from our base in Hammonds Plains by the Hammonds Plains Road and Beaver Bank Road; Upper Sackville and Beaver Bank about the same. A drywall job takes 45 to 60 minutes; in-wall wiring or a fireplace 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 Sackville?
No. Lower, Middle and Upper Sackville, Beaver Bank and Windsor Junction are all Halifax Regional Municipality, and every HRM address is one flat price with no travel charge. Also serving Bedford and Fall River next door. 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 Sackville customers
Can you mount a TV in a mini-home in Beaver Bank?
Yes, at the standard price. We check the framing with a stud finder and a pilot hole, use a mount whose plate spans two studs, and never hang the weight on the wall panel alone. If the wall will not carry the TV safely, we say so rather than drill.
I rent in a Sackville Drive apartment. Will the landlord object?
Usually not to a surface mount on studs with the wires in a paintable channel, which is the rental setup we recommend. At move-out we remove the mount and patch and prime the holes for $49. Get the landlord's okay in writing first; we do not drill without it.
Do you charge more for Middle or Upper Sackville than Lower Sackville?
No. One flat price across HRM, no travel fee, no difference between the three.
Can you do the living room and the basement TV in one visit?
Yes, and the second TV on the same visit is 15% off. Tell us both TV sizes and walls when you book so we set aside the time.