Call, text, or send a quote request. Same-day service across Central Kentucky when the schedule allows.

Monday - Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Sunday by appointment.
Based in Lexington, KY and serving Nicholasville, Georgetown, Richmond, Winchester, Versailles, Frankfort, Paris, Danville, Harrodsburg, Berea, and Somerset. See the full service area for trip charges by distance.
Four details let us quote you accurately the first time instead of trading messages back and forth:
A photo of the wall, taken straight on from a few feet back, answers most of these at once. Text it to (859) 414-6646 and you'll usually get a firm number back without anyone needing to visit first.
Mounting is priced by TV size, so there's no mystery number at the end:
| TV Size | Mounting |
|---|---|
| 32" | $79 |
| 43" | $99 |
| 50" | $109 |
| 55" | $119 |
| 65" | $139 |
| 75" | $179 |
| 85" | $219 |
Common add-ons: tilting mount +$45 (any size), full-motion mount +$125 (32–55" only, special order), soundbar mounting +$40, new outlet behind the TV +$150, powerline cable concealment +$99, old TV removal +$30, and smart TV setup +$35.
Calling or texting is the fastest route — it goes straight to the person doing the work, not a call center or a dispatcher. If you send the form instead and haven't heard back, call the number. Phones are more reliable than web forms, and we'd rather hear from you twice than miss the job.
Once we've talked, you get a firm price before anyone touches a wall. No trip fee to talk it through, and nothing gets drilled until you've agreed to the number. Most single-TV installs are done in one visit, and same-day is often possible when the schedule allows.
Lexington TV Guys is veteran owned and operated.
Do I need to buy the mount?
No. The bracket is included with the mounting price. If you already bought one and want it used, bring it up when you call — most are fine, but an undersized bracket on a big TV is worth checking first.
Can you mount on brick or stone?
Yes. Masonry actually holds a TV extremely well once it's anchored correctly, and fireplaces are one of the most common requests in Lexington. Older homes with plaster and lath, and condos with metal studs, are also routine — just say so when you book so the right anchors come along.
Can you hide the cables?
Usually. Running them inside the wall gives the cleanest result, and adding an outlet behind the TV keeps it code-correct. Where in-wall work isn't practical — rentals, masonry, some condos — a surface channel does the job instead.
Do you work outside Lexington?
Yes, across Central Kentucky. Trip charges by distance are listed on the service area page.
Do you do commercial work?
Yes — offices, waiting rooms, restaurants, and multi-TV installs. Mention how many screens and what they're mounting to, and you'll get a quote for the whole job.