TV mounting and wardrobe repair
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• inspect wall type (plasterboard, masonry) and locate studs or noggins
• remove existing bracket and prepare mounting position for new bracket
• install bracket, fix tv, ensure level and secure against movement
• route and tidy cables; test power, signal and connectivity
• repair or replace wardrobe doors, hinges, runners or drawer slides
• adjust door alignment, replace damaged fixings and clear small debris
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £80 | £130 | first 30–45 minutes on site |
Labour per hour | £45 | £85 | per fitter; larger jobs may need two people |
Materials | £10 | £180 | brackets, fixings, cable trunking, hinges and runners |
Disposal | £0 | £60 | old bracket, packaging; large wardrobe panels may incur extra |
Extras (e.g. scaffolding) | £80 | £320 | scaffold, cherry picker or extra installer for high or heavy lifts |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £180 | £520 | typical single tv mount plus minor wardrobe repair; large built‑in wardrobes cost more |
Time on Site
simple tv mount 1–2 hours; minor wardrobe repairs 1–3 hours; combined work typically 2–5 hours. factors that extend time include wall type (masonry takes longer), removing large wardrobe panels, working at height or needing scaffold, and locating hidden cables. trademen will use basic ppe and control dust when drilling
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• do you mount to studs or use anchors for my wall type
• can you confirm the tv size and weight limit for the bracket you supply
• is cable concealment included or quoted separately
• do you have public liability insurance and can you provide proof
• will removing or repairing wardrobe doors require taking the unit apart and is disposal included
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear the area and remove items from wardrobe and TV stand
• confirm parking and access for a van or scaffold if needed
• measure tv and door widths if removing wardrobe panels to avoid tight manoeuvres
• point out mains sockets, aerial points and any known hidden cables before drilling starts
• check building or leaseholder rules for working at height and obtain permission for scaffold if required

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