What's included
- Articulating arms and joints
- Ceiling mount poles and plates
- Cable covers and raceways
Not included
- Adjusting, tightening or reinstalling mounts
Why it matters
Mounts sit right behind the screen guests are watching and collect grease in restaurants and bars.
How AELC providers clean TV mounts and brackets
Every AELC Network Provider follows the AELC Source-Control Method: do not move the contamination; capture it or contain it. For TV mounts and brackets, that means:
- Identify. Photograph mount positions.
- Capture. Vacuum arms and joints with a narrow HEPA tool.
- Contain. Wipe or degrease with microfiber.
- Verify. Confirm the screen has not moved.
Typical reach class: Standard Reach. About AELC reach classes.
How often should TV mounts and brackets be cleaned?
| Setting | Recommended frequency |
|---|---|
| Bars and restaurants | With each TV cleaning |
Grease, lint, humidity and how visible the area is can shorten these intervals. See how often high dusting should be done.
How much does tv mount and bracket cleaning cost?
Typical range: $5–$15 per mount (per mount). Usually priced with the TV.
Prices are set by each independent provider. Ranges reflect published market data and AELC time standards. See the full above-eye-level cleaning cost guide.
DIY vs. hiring a pro
- Report loose or sagging mounts to maintenance.
Safety and when to stop
- Never hang on or force a mount.
See the full list of red-light conditions and what AELC does not do.
Industries that need it
TV Mount and Bracket Cleaning: frequently asked questions
Will you tighten a loose mount?
No. Providers report loose mounts to the facility; adjustments are made by the AV installer or maintenance staff.
Last updated October 4, 2026. Reviewed by the AELC Method team. Above Eye Level Cleaning is a national network of independently owned cleaning companies; local providers set their own prices and perform the work.