TV Mounting & Installation

TV mounting done properly the first time

A wall-mounted TV holds a lot of weight on a few bolts. It has to go into something solid, sit level, and land at a height you can watch without craning your neck. We mount TVs for homeowners in Stuart, Palm City, Port St. Lucie, Jensen Beach and Hobe Sound, and we treat it like the structural job it is.

What we mount

• Flat-screen TVs on fixed, tilting and full-motion wall mounts
• TVs above a fireplace or a media console
• Soundbars, streaming boxes and small media shelves
• Floating shelves, mirrors and wall art near the TV
• Moving an existing TV and patching the old holes

Drywall, studs and concrete block

Many Treasure Coast homes are concrete block construction. Interior walls are usually drywall over wood or metal studs, while exterior walls are often block with drywall over furring strips. Each needs different anchoring. We find the framing or the block, use hardware rated for the wall and the mount, and check the TV for level before we tighten everything down. A mount screwed into drywall alone is not a mount.

Cables, height and the finished look

We set the height with you before drilling, keep the mount centered on the wall or the furniture, and route and hide cables neatly. Tell us when you request service how you want the cables handled and we confirm the approach for your wall before work starts. Our electrical work stays minor: we use the outlets that are already there and do not add new ones.

How a TV mounting visit works

1. Send us the basics. TV size, which wall, the wall type if you know it, and whether you already have a mount.
2. We quote before we start. You know the price and the hardware plan up front.
3. We mount, level and clean up. Packaging is broken down and the dust is gone when we leave.

Moving a TV leaves holes. We patch them as part of drywall repair, and we can hang the shelves and fixtures on the same visit.

Common questions about TV mounting

Do I need to buy the mount first?

Either works. Tell us in your request whether you have a mount and which one, and we confirm before the visit that it suits your TV and your wall.

Can you mount a TV on concrete block?

Yes. We use masonry anchors rated for the load and place them in solid block, not in the mortar joints.

Can you mount a TV over a fireplace?

Usually, yes. We look at the wall construction and the viewing height first and tell you honestly if a spot will be uncomfortable to watch.