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TV mounting cost in Hobart

TV wall mounting in Hobart is priced on three things: the size of the screen, the type of mount, and what your wall is made of. The tables below are our actual Hobart prices, including the surcharges most installers leave until they are standing in your living room.

Awaiting confirmation: the figures in the tables on this page are awaiting the business owner’s sign-off. They are shown as placeholders rather than invented numbers, because a published price the business will not honour is worse than no price at all.

Hobart TV mounting prices at a glance

The short answer

TV wall mounting in Hobart is priced by screen size, mount type and wall construction. A fixed mount on modern plasterboard is the cheapest case; lath and plaster adds time, and sandstone is quoted on site because it cannot honestly be priced over the phone.

ServiceWhat it coversPrice
Up to 43-inch TVFixed mount, plasterboard or brick veneerTo be confirmed
50 to 60-inch TVFixed mount, plasterboard or brick veneerTo be confirmed
65 to 75-inch TVFixed mount, plasterboard or brick veneerTo be confirmed
80-inch and aboveFixed mount, assessed on siteTo be confirmed
Tilting mountAdd to any size bandTo be confirmed
Full-motion mountAdd to any size bandTo be confirmed

What is included in every install

  • Wall construction assessed and framing located before drilling
  • Screen height set from your seated eye line, agreed with you first
  • Bracket fixed into structure, never into plaster or a veneer skin alone
  • Screen hung, levelled and handed over working
  • Cables tidied to the standard agreed at quoting
  • Devices connected, picture and sound checked
  • Drop sheets down, dust extracted, site left clean

What costs extra, and why

These are the things that genuinely change the work. Publishing them up front is the point of this page.

ServiceWhat it coversAdded cost
Lath and plaster wallPre-1940 Hobart homes. Extra time locating irregular hardwood studs.To be confirmed
Solid masonry or sandstoneSDS drilling and masonry anchors. Quoted on site.To be confirmed
In-wall cable concealmentCables routed inside the wall cavityTo be confirmed
Recessed power pointNew fixed wiring. Carried out by a licensed electrician.To be confirmed
Difficult accessSecond storey, steep site, restricted parkingTo be confirmed

Lath and plaster walls

Common in any Hobart home built before 1940, which covers most of West Hobart, New Town, North Hobart and South Hobart. The plaster carries no load, so every fixing must reach the hardwood stud behind. Framing at irregular centres plus detectors that misread through lath means locating studs takes real time.

Sandstone and solid masonry

Battery Point, Salamanca and the older parts of Sandy Bay. This is SDS drilling and masonry anchors, and the hardness of Hobart sandstone varies within a single wall. We quote these on site rather than over the phone.

A new power point behind the TV

Installing or altering fixed wiring is licensed electrical work under AS/NZS 3000, so a recessed outlet behind your screen is done by a licensed electrician. Anyone offering to run a new outlet as part of a general mounting job is offering something they should not.

Soundbar installation prices

Bundling the soundbar with the television mount is cheaper than two separate visits, and it avoids fitting the bar in a position that blocks the television’s remote sensor.

ServiceWhat it coversPrice
Soundbar wall mount onlyMounted, levelled, connected and tunedTo be confirmed
Soundbar with a TV mountBundled with any TV mounting jobTo be confirmed
Soundbar cable concealmentSingle cable run inside the wallTo be confirmed
HDMI eARC troubleshootingCall-out where the soundbar is already installedTo be confirmed

More on soundbar installation in Hobart.

Why some Hobart jobs cannot be priced over the phone

Sandstone, heritage-listed fabric and rendered blockwork all hide what is behind them. An anchor sized for solid block that lands in a hollow core has almost no holding strength, and a hole in the wrong piece of colonial sandstone cannot be undone. For those walls we look first and price second. A fixed price quoted blind on a wall nobody has seen is not a better deal, it is just a number that changes later.

Comparing your options in Hobart

The most visible price in the Hobart market is not from a local business. It is the marketplace band on Airtasker Hobart TV wall mounting page, checked 2026-08-20: $95 to $150, median $120. That is a real option and for some jobs it is the right one. Here is what the two actually include, so you can decide rather than guess.

What you are buyingMarketplace individualMountPro Hobart
Typical price$95 to $150 (median $120)To be confirmed
Bracket suppliedUsually notTo be confirmed
Public liability insuranceVaries by individualTo be confirmed
Workmanship warrantyNoneTo be confirmed
Wall assessed before drillingNoYes, every job
Cable concealment offeredRarelyYes
Licensed electrician for a new outletNot availableTo be confirmed
If the wall cannot take the TVYour problemWe stop, explain why, and do not charge for the mount

Labour only. Bracket, insurance, warranty and cable concealment not included. Individual taskers vary widely, and plenty of them do good work. The difference is what sits behind the job if something goes wrong six months later.

How Hobart prices compare nationally

Hobart sits at the lower end of the national range. Australian TV mounting generally runs from around $150 for a small screen on an easy wall to $400 and beyond for a large screen with a full-motion mount and in-wall cabling. Hobart labour rates are below the mainland capitals, but the housing stock pushes in the other direction: a higher share of jobs here are on pre-1940 walls that take longer than the mainland average.

Reviewed: August 2026

Common questions

Useful answers before the appointment.

The pricing questions we get asked most, answered before you have to ask them.

Cost is driven by three things: screen size, mount type, and what the wall is built from. A fixed mount on modern plasterboard is the cheapest case. Lath and plaster, solid masonry and sandstone all add time, and sandstone is quoted on site.

Start with the specifics

Get a fixed price for your Hobart install.

Tell us the screen size, the suburb and roughly when the house was built. Standard walls get a fixed price. Sandstone and heritage fabric we come and look at first.

What to send us

  • Screen size and model
  • Your suburb
  • Roughly when the house was built
  • A photo of the wall
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