Professional TV mounting costs $100 to $400 in 2026, with the national average around $150–$250. A standard 55-inch TV on drywall with a tilt mount runs about $120–$160. Larger TVs, full-motion mounts, brick/stone walls, and in-wall cord concealment push prices higher.

Drywall repair costs $300 to $600 for most patches, with the national average around $600. Small doorknob-size holes run $100–$250. Larger holes requiring new drywall sections cost $400–$1,000+. Most contractors have minimum service fees of $150–$300, even for small repairs.

Interior painting costs $2 to $6 per square foot of floor area for walls, or $300 to $1,200 per room depending on size and prep work needed. A full 2,000 sq ft home repaint typically runs $3,500–$9,500. Labor makes up 70–85% of the cost; paint is only 10–20%.

Deck repairs cost $250 to $2,500 on average, with most homeowners paying $750–$1,500 for typical maintenance and repairs. Minor fixes like replacing a few boards run $200–$500. Major structural repairs or full resurfacing can reach $5,000–$10,000+. The right choice depends on how much of the deck is damaged.

Ceiling fan installation costs $150 to $400 for a basic replacement with existing wiring, or $400 to $1,000+ when new wiring is required. Labor alone runs $50 to $200, with handymen charging $50–$80/hour and electricians $75–$130/hour. The national average for a standard install is around $250.

Professional pressure washing costs $150 to $500 for most residential jobs, with pricing typically running $0.10 to $0.50 per square foot. Driveway cleaning averages $100–$300, house exteriors run $200–$600, and deck washing costs $150–$400. The national average for a standard job is around $250–$300.

Professional gutter cleaning costs $100 to $250 for most homes, with an average around $160–$170 nationally. Pricing typically runs $0.80 to $2.25 per linear foot, depending on home height, gutter condition, and accessibility. Most homes have 125 to 200 linear feet of gutters.

Most fence repairs cost between $300 and $900, with the national average around $550 to $620 depending on the material and extent of damage. Wood and chain link fences are the cheapest to repair; vinyl, composite, and wrought iron cost more. Most contractors also charge a minimum service fee of $100 to $300 for small jobs, so even a quick fix can run a few hundred dollars once labor is included.