Concrete block walls
Most South Florida homes have block walls. Masonry anchors rated for the TV's weight go in.
TVs mounted level with a laser, anchored into studs or rated anchors for concrete block, and cables hidden so the wall looks finished.
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Most South Florida homes are built with concrete block exterior walls and drywall interiors. Block needs masonry anchors and the right drill bit; drywall needs studs. Knowing which wall you have decides how the TV is held.
Running cables inside block walls isn't always possible, so a slim paintable raceway is the clean alternative when the wall can't be opened.
Most South Florida homes have block walls. Masonry anchors rated for the TV's weight go in.
Cables run inside the wall where possible, or in a paintable cover on block.
A recessed outlet so the plug sits flat and nothing hangs below.
Mounted at a height and angle that works for the room.
Soundbars, streaming boxes and floating shelves mounted with the TV.
Articulating mounts set so the TV swings without hitting the wall.
Most jobs are a flat price quoted by text. These are the things that change it, and they are always in the quote before you book.
Send a picture of the fan, fixture or box, plus the spot where it goes. A model name helps too.
You get a price by text before anything is booked. Tall ceilings or new wiring are priced up front.
Same-day slots when available. Old parts and packaging are removed and the room is left clean.
Yes. Block walls are common here and get masonry anchors rated for the TV's weight.
You can, or ask for a recommendation that fits your TV's size and wall.
Yes, inside the wall where possible, or in a paintable cover on block walls.
Usually the center at eye level when seated. You'll see the spot marked before anything is drilled.
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Add any of these to the same visit.
You'll get a flat price by text.