TV wall mounting and soundbar installation across Greater Hobart, on the walls this city actually has. Weatherboard, lath and plaster, sandstone and brick, assessed before anything is drilled.
Fixed to the stud, not the plaster
Cables routed out of sight
From a single living-room television to a soundbar, cable concealment and the awkward wall nobody else wanted to touch. Every job is planned around the property rather than forced into a package.
Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts on every wall type Hobart has, from modern plasterboard to pre-1940 lath and plaster.
Mounted, wired, connected over HDMI eARC and tuned. Including the brands whose brackets are not in the box.
Mount my soundbar ↗What your wall is actually made of, whether it will hold your television, and what that means for the job.
Check my wall ↗The honest answer on wood heaters and fireplaces, plus the three alternatives that work better in a Hobart living room.
Read the honest answer ↗Itemised Hobart pricing by screen size, mount type and wall type. Published, because nobody else here publishes one.
See the price list ↗Trunking, in-wall routing or a recessed outlet, and what older walls change.
Aerials, alignment and repair, with the signal measured rather than guessed.
Mt Wellington, terrain shadow, local translators and when VAST is the answer.
The Tasmanian consent rules, plus a permission request you can copy.
Listed properties, the approval process, and what we will not drill.
Cold, damp and wind rather than heat and UV. What actually lasts here.
Pubs, gyms, offices, aged care. Sightlines, reach and written scopes.
Every suburb across the six councils, and what changes by area.
Mounting heights, soundbar brackets, HDMI faults and stud detection, in millimetres.
Hobart holds some of the oldest housing stock in the country, and the wall behind your plaster decides the method, the time and the risk. A television that takes 45 minutes to hang in a Kingston brick-veneer home can take 90 minutes in a West Hobart cottage. We price for that up front rather than discovering it on the day.
West Hobart, North Hobart, New Town, Moonah, Glenorchy, and the Battery Point cottages.
Almost any Hobart home built before 1940, which covers most of the inner suburbs: West Hobart, New Town, North Hobart, South Hobart and Sandy Bay.
Battery Point, Salamanca, the Liverpool Street heights and the older parts of Sandy Bay.
Interwar and early postwar Hobart homes across Glenorchy, Moonah and New Town.
The build era of your house tells us more about the job than anything else you could send, which is why we ask for it before quoting.
Screen size and model, the room, your suburb, and roughly when the house was built. A photo of the wall is worth more than any description.
Usually answered same dayA fixed price for standard walls. Sandstone and heritage-listed fabric we quote on site, because pricing those over the phone would be guessing.
Fixed price, itemisedWall assessed, framing located and confirmed, screen set from your seated eye line, cables run, devices connected, site left clean.
45 to 90 minutes on siteWe cover the whole of Greater Hobart, from Battery Point sandstone to Kingston new builds and the Eastern Shore. Work beyond this area is quoted individually so the travel component is visible before you book.
Hobart CBD, Battery Point, Sandy Bay, West Hobart, North Hobart, South Hobart, New Town, Lenah Valley, Dynnyrne, Mount Stuart, Mount Nelson, Glebe
Bellerive, Howrah, Rosny Park, Lindisfarne, Geilston Bay, Montagu Bay, Mornington, Warrane, Tranmere, Rose Bay, Lauderdale, Rokeby
Glenorchy, Moonah, Derwent Park, Lutana, Montrose, Rosetta, Berriedale, Claremont, Austins Ferry, Goodwood
Kingston, Kingston Beach, Blackmans Bay, Taroona, Bonnet Hill, Margate, Snug
Old Beach, Brighton, Bridgewater, Pontville
Sorell, Midway Point, Dodges Ferry, Lewisham
The questions Hobart customers actually ask before booking. If yours is not here, send us a photo of the wall and we will tell you straight.
MountPro Hobart mounts televisions and soundbars across the six council areas of Greater Hobart: Hobart, Clarence, Glenorchy, Kingborough, Brighton and Sorell. We assess the wall before drilling and publish our prices rather than quoting blind.
Yes. The hardwood studs behind a weatherboard home carry a television comfortably. The skill is locating them, because framing in pre-1950 Hobart homes is often at irregular centres and electronic stud detectors mislead through lath and plaster.
A fixed mount on modern plasterboard or brick veneer is usually 45 to 60 minutes. The same job in a pre-1940 West Hobart cottage with lath and plaster walls often takes 90 minutes, because every fixing has to be located and confirmed first.
Yes. Clarence suburbs including Bellerive, Howrah and Lindisfarne, and Kingborough suburbs including Kingston, Blackmans Bay and Taroona, are all inside our standard service area with no travel surcharge.
We stop and explain why, and you are not charged for a mount we did not fit. That is rare, but it happens with hollow rendered blockwork and with some heritage-listed fabric where drilling is not appropriate.
Send the screen size, the suburb and the era of the house. We will come back with a fixed price, or tell you honestly if yours is a wall we need to see first.
What to send us
Same-week installation across Greater Hobart. Same-day where the schedule allows.