Professional Wall Mounting Services

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01/10/25, 16:19

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Professional Wall Mounting Services

Scope of Works

• Site survey & marking: Locate studs or solid backing and mark fixing points. • Bracket selection & preparation: Unbox, assemble and level the chosen mount. • Wall preparation: Drill pilot holes in plasterboard, brick or block using appropriate bits. • Anchor & fix: Insert wall plugs or anchors, then secure bracket with screws/bolts. • Fixture attachment: Hang item (shelf, TV bracket, décor) onto the mounted bracket. • Cable management: Tidy and clip cables into trunking or conduit if required. • Testing & cleanup: Verify stability, level and remove debris.

Typical Cost (inc. VAT)

Charge type	Low £	High £	Notes
Call-out / minimum	£60	£90	First hour on site for assessment and work start.
Labour per hour	£50	£80	Skilled installer rate Planna.
Materials	£15	£60	Bracket, wall plugs, fixings; heavy-duty brackets cost more MyJobQuote.
Disposal	£0	£10	Packaging and light debris removal.
Extras (e.g. cable concealment)	£20	£100	Trunking, in-wall conduit or decorative boxing Planna.
TOTAL (most jobs come in here)	£150	£340	All-in range for a single wall mount with basic cable tidying.

Time on Site

Typical duration: 1–2 hours per item. Factors extending duration:

Wall type and density (solid masonry vs. plasterboard).
Number of fixtures or multi-panel mounting.
Complex cable runs or behind-wall installation.
Access restrictions (high ceilings, narrow spaces).

Questions to Ask Your Trade

Are you insured and do you carry public liability cover for installations?
Which wall-anchor types will you use, and are they suitable for my wall material?
Do you include level guarantee and post-installation checks?
Will you manage cable concealment within the wall or via surface trunking?
How do you locate and reinforce studs or masonry for heavy loads?
What tools or equipment (e.g. scaffold, ladder) will you need on site?
What warranty do you offer on labour and supplied brackets?

How to Avoid Surprises

Clear access: Move furniture and clear the wall area before arrival.
Parking: Reserve space close to your entrance for quick equipment unloading.
Power & data: Identify nearby electrical or AV sockets in advance.
Wall check: Confirm wall construction (plasterboard, solid brick, block).
Written quote: Obtain an itemised estimate covering call-out, labour, materials and extras.