Fixed / low profile
A good fit when the main seating faces the TV and you want the screen close to the wall. It does not turn the screen toward another seating area.
A BETTER ANGLE FOR YOUR ROOM.
Full Motion TV Mounting in San Antonio
Watch from more than one seat? Turn the screen toward you with a compatible full motion mount. We review the usable angle for your TV and wall.
5.0Google · 4 reviewsMount from +$90
Supplied bracket · added to mounting for your TV size and wall
No payment to request · Price and appointment confirmed with you
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CHOOSE YOUR SETUP
Choose the movement your room needs.
Tilt
Adjusts the vertical viewing angle. It can help with a slightly elevated screen but does not replace the sideways swivel of a full motion bracket.
Full motion
Extends and swivels within the model’s range. Useful for multiple seats or an open room, with enough clearance to move without hitting furniture or adjoining walls.
LAUNCH PRICING
Supplied bracket options
The example assumes drywall with wood studs, a supplied bracket and organized visible cables. Specialty walls, concealment, travel and applicable taxes are separate. Large TVs with full motion mounts need a closer review.
See my full estimate| Setup | Price |
|---|---|
| Fixed / low profile | +$40 |
| Tilt | +$50 |
| Full motion | From +$90 |
| Example: 56–65″ TV + full motion | From $209 |
BEFORE THE VISIT
Three checks before choosing
Weight and VESA pattern
Screen diagonal alone does not determine compatibility. We compare the TV’s weight and mounting-hole spacing with the bracket’s specifications.
Reach and usable swivel
A wide screen may reach the wall before the arm reaches its advertised swivel limit. Tell us where you want to watch from so we can review the movement your TV and bracket combination can offer.
Room for the cables to move
Cable length and placement need to allow movement without pulling on connectors. We check the route with the screen both folded back and extended.
Send us these details
- TV model and screen size.
- Bracket model or link, if you already own it.
- A photo of the wall and the areas you want to watch from.
- Device, connection and outlet locations.
Share photos through the estimate request or by text. We confirm the work and price before scheduling.
SAN ANTONIO & NEARBY
Travel from ZIP 78217
| Driving miles | Fee per visit |
|---|---|
| 0–20 mi | No fee |
| > 20–25 mi | $10* |
| > 25–30 mi | $30* |
| > 30 mi | Custom quote |
One-way driving distance. *Between 20–30 mi, the suggested fee is reviewed against travel time and job value. We confirm the route and any charge before scheduling.
See service areas and longer-distance visits →PRACTICAL PLANNING
If you are replacing an existing bracket
Show the starting point
Let us know whether the TV is currently mounted and whether you want to keep or change its height. Front and side photos help us review the existing bracket. If the old TV or bracket needs removal, select those extras so the estimate reflects the complete job.
Keep the hardware and instructions
Keep the model’s wall plate, arms, spacers and fasteners together. Not every screw fits every TV. Share the model before the visit so we can review compatibility and missing hardware; you do not need to remove a heavy screen just to take photos.
Questions about this service
Will my TV turn a full 90 degrees?
The words “full motion” do not guarantee it. TV width, arm extension, bracket range and placement all matter. We review the model before confirming the available angle.
Can I use my own full motion mount?
Yes, if it is compatible with your TV and wall. Choose “I have my own mount” and share the model and photos; unusual conditions are confirmed before the visit.
Can it work in a corner?
We can review a corner placement. We need to see both walls and check the bracket, fixing points and intended screen position.
Does a full motion bracket make ports easier to reach?
It may help when the arm lets the screen extend, but access depends on port placement and the bracket. Never pull on the cables to move the TV.
Can the old bracket holes be reused?
Do not assume they can. The new wall plate, attachment points, wall condition and intended position need review. Include a photo of the old bracket in your request.
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