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Commercial Menu Board & Digital Signage Installation in Miami

Mounting menu-board TVs, lobby displays and gym screens for Miami businesses: rows of perfectly aligned screens, concrete and metal-stud walls, after-hours installs, cable management and insurance paperwork.

Commercial Menu Board & Digital Signage Installation in Miami — TV Mount Q installation
In this article
  1. What we install
  2. Getting a row perfectly aligned
  3. Commercial walls
  4. Cables and control
  5. Scheduling and paperwork

A menu board is the most unforgiving TV install there is: four screens in a row, and customers stare at the line where they meet. A 2-millimeter step between two screens is visible from the door. We mount commercial displays across Miami — restaurants in Wynwood and Brickell, gyms in Doral, offices downtown, clinics in Coral Gables.

What we install

  • Menu boards: 2–6 screens in a row above the counter, landscape or portrait.
  • Lobby and waiting-room screens: single large displays, often on ceiling mounts where walls are glass. See ceiling TV mounts.
  • Gym and bar walls: several screens at angles, full-motion or tilt.
  • Conference rooms: one screen, cables to a floor box or table.

Getting a row perfectly aligned

  • A laser line across the whole run, not a bubble level screen by screen.
  • Identical mounts for every screen — mixing models changes the depth and the hook height.
  • Fine adjustment on the mounts (height and lateral shift) after the screens are up.
  • The same TV model and batch where possible; bezels differ even between versions.

Commercial walls

WallCommon inAnchoring
Metal studsOffices, retailToggles through stud faces, backer for rows
Poured concrete / blockStreet-level restaurantsSleeve anchors
Glass or storefrontLobbiesCeiling or floor-stand solutions

Cables and control

Menu boards need power and a signal for each screen. We run cables in a single raceway along the top or bottom of the row, or inside a metal-stud wall to a box below. Media players tuck behind each screen. Planning the run is covered in hiding HDMI and power cables.

Scheduling and paperwork

We work early morning or after closing so your doors stay open, and send the certificate of insurance to the landlord or management ahead of time.

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Priced per screen: $119 up to 60 inches, $129 up to 85, additional screens in the same visit from $40. For bigger projects, send details through the contact form.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you install menu boards for restaurants in Miami?
Yes — rows of TVs above the counter, aligned to within a millimeter, on concrete, block or metal-stud walls, including after hours so the business stays open.
Can you mount TVs in portrait orientation?
Yes, if the TV supports portrait use (many commercial displays do; check the manual for consumer TVs). The mount must allow portrait, and cables are planned for the rotated layout.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for commercial jobs?
Yes. We send a COI naming the landlord or property manager before the visit.
How is commercial work priced?
Per screen, like residential: $119 up to 60 inches, $129 up to 85, with lower prices for additional screens in the same visit. Large multi-screen projects get a written quote.

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