Find a tv repair professional near you

Unless your TV is old or needs an upgrade, it’s a good idea to book a TV repair technician to see if it’s worth repairing. They can advise you on the costs so you can decide whether to buy a new one or fix your current TV.

Booking mobile TV repair services is the most convenient option, and you’ll often be able to get booked sooner. A mobile technician will carry the most common repair tools and replacement parts. But if the problem can’t be fixed on-site, they may need to bring your television to their service center to order special parts and finish the job.

In the US, diagnostic fees average between $75 and $150. Simple repairs like replacing an internal power board or fixing a sensor usually cost between $150 and $300. For major issues like backlight array failures on 65-inch+ screens, costs typically range from $300 to $600. While third-party repair shops are widely available, many American consumers opt for "in-home" service, which adds a premium to the labor cost but saves the hassle of transporting a large, fragile screen.

Local TV repair services typically handle issues such as screen malfunctions, sound problems, connectivity issues, and power failures. They also offer services like wall mounting, calibration, and installation.

You can find reputable TV repair technicians by searching online directories, reading customer reviews, and asking for recommendations from friends or family. Platforms like Airtasker provide lists of local professionals with customer ratings.

During a TV repair service, a technician will diagnose the issue, provide an estimate, and, upon your approval, proceed with the necessary repairs. Some services offer same-day repairs, while others may require a few days, depending on the complexity of the issue.

Deciding whether to repair or replace your TV depends on the repair cost, the TV's age, and its overall condition. If the repair cost is a significant percentage of the TV's current value, purchasing a new one might be more economical.

Yes, Taskers on Airtasker offer TV wall mounting services, including selecting the optimal viewing spot, preparing the TV, drilling necessary holes, installing the mounting bracket, and securely attaching the TV.

The average homeowner in the US spends about $250 on professional TV mounting, with a typical range of $150 to $350. Smaller TVs (under 40 inches) are cheaper to mount, often costing around $120, while large screens (65 inches and up) can cost $400 to $600 due to the need for two technicians. Additional services like in-wall power kits to hide dangling cords generally add $75 to $150 to the total, while mounting above a fireplace often incurs a "complexity premium" of $50 to $100.

Yes, flat-screen TVs can often be repaired. The feasibility and cost depend on the type of damage and the TV's age. Typical repairs include fixing cracked screens, replacing faulty backlights, or addressing issues with the power board. It's often worth getting a quote from a TV repair technician to assess the damage and determine if repair is more cost-effective than buying a new TV.