Miami is our home base — the crew that started this company still works Miami-Dade and Broward every day. Concrete block, poured-concrete high-rises and salt-air balconies are the normal week here, not the hard job.
TV mounting and installation in Miami is flat-rate: $119 up to 60", $129 for 61–85" and from $179 for 86" and larger, plus $40 for each additional TV. Mounts from $39, cables hidden in a raceway for $39 or inside the wall for $69. No travel fee and no surcharge for concrete block.
South Florida walls are not the walls TV mounts are designed for. A single-family house in Kendall or Hialeah is concrete block behind the drywall furring; a Brickell or Aventura condo is poured concrete with metal studs on the interior partitions; a 1940s Coral Gables bungalow is plaster over hollow tile. Each one needs different anchors, a different drill and a different amount of patience — and getting it wrong means a 75" screen hanging on drywall plugs.
We carry masonry bits, sleeve anchors, snap-toggles and a rotary hammer on every Miami truck, so the wall you actually have does not turn into a second appointment. For condo buildings we handle the paperwork side too: certificates of insurance, service-elevator windows and loading-dock times are routine here, and we keep them on file for most of the towers in Brickell, Edgewater, Sunny Isles and Aventura.
Booking is the same everywhere: the calculator gives you an exact total for your TV, your wall and your cables, you pick a slot, and we confirm by text. Same-day is available across the tri-county area, and there is no travel fee — a job in Jupiter costs the same as a job in Little Havana.
Fireplaces, brick and stone, hidden cables, full-motion arms — recent work from our Miami crews.
Ready to book or have questions? Send a request — we’ll reply within minutes.
We cover every city within roughly 80 miles of Miami — 4 counties, one price list, no travel fee at any distance.
36 cities and communities, all at the same flat rate. Each one has its own page — the walls we find there, local building rules and the questions we hear most.
Condo and HOA work is most of what we do in Miami. We can issue a certificate of insurance naming your association as additional insured, usually the same day you ask, and we book the service elevator and loading dock ourselves once you give us the building contact. Quiet-hours rules, drill windows and move-in forms are all normal here — send us the building's requirements and we handle them. Most towers built since the 2000s are post-tensioned, with steel tendons inside the slabs, so we drill walls only — never floors or ceilings.
Real jobs, the price paid and the technician who did the work.
“Mykhailo showed up on time, checked the mantel temperature before drilling and had the 75" up and level in about an hour. Every cable is hidden. The wall is block and he had the right anchors on the truck — no second trip and no surprises on the price.”
“My building is strict about insurance and the elevator, and they handled all of it before the appointment. Yevhen drilled into solid concrete without making a mess and the raceway is painted to match — you have to look for it.”
“Living room, bedroom and the covered patio in a single afternoon. The patio one got stainless hardware because of the salt air, which I would not have thought about. Price matched the online quote exactly.”
“Booked on a Sunday morning, installed Sunday afternoon. Quick, polite and left the room cleaner than they found it. I have already sent them to two neighbors in the building.”
Drywall, brick, plaster & concrete. Secure stud mounting, proper anchors, level alignment. 32" to 100"+.
Above-fireplace mounting with a heat check, tilting or pull-down mounts, brick and stone surrounds.
Pull-down mantel mounts: the TV drops to eye level to watch and lifts back above the fireplace.
New TV on the wall: the old one comes down, brackets are swapped, cables and sound are set up again.
Several TVs joined into one big screen — 2×2, 2×1 or 1×2, landscape or portrait — on video wall mounts with a sync controller.
In-wall cable routing or paintable cord covers. Clean, wire-free result.
Soundbar mounted under the TV, HDMI ARC / optical / Bluetooth setup, audio calibration.
Covered patios, decks and pool areas. Weather-rated mounts and cabling.
Different market, different walls. The hardware changes with the wall; the result does not.
Most South Florida houses are block behind a thin layer of drywall on furring strips. Stud finders read the furring, not the load — we drill into the block itself and set sleeve anchors rated well past the TV weight.
Brickell, Edgewater and Sunny Isles towers are solid concrete. A rotary hammer and the right anchor make it a twenty-minute job; a regular drill makes it an hour of noise and a dead bit.
Interior condo walls are usually 25-gauge steel. Lag bolts are useless here — we use snap-toggles, which hold far more than the screen will ever pull.
Older Gables, Shenandoah and Miami Shores homes. Plaster cracks if you rush it, so we pilot slowly and back the anchor into the tile web, not the void.
Covered balconies and patios get stainless hardware and sealed cable entries — salt air eats zinc-plated screws within a season.
Bring your own mount or get one from us.
Still unsure? Call (877) 676-8880 — a person answers, 8am–8pm.
Exact price in a minute, a time slot you pick, same-day across Miami.
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