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TV Mounting & Installation in South Florida

Concrete walls. High-rises. HOA rules. We mount TVs where DIY can't.

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Scope of work

What every TV mount includes

One flat visit covers the labor, the setup, and the cleanup — for any TV size from 32 inches to 100-plus.

Mounting Labor

Any wall type, any TV size. We install the bracket you provide, leveled and load-tested.

Full Setup

Inputs connected, devices hooked up, everything powered on and confirmed working.

Complete Cleanup

Packaging broken down and hauled out. The room looks like we were never there.

Miami-specific expertise

Concrete and block walls are what we do

Most Miami and Brickell condos are built with concrete masonry unit (CMU) walls — not the drywall you'd find in a suburban house. A stud finder does nothing on these walls. You need a hammer drill, masonry-rated anchors, and someone who has done this hundreds of times.

That's every job for us — Brickell, Edgewater, Midtown, South Beach, and Coconut Grove, using HOA-approved methods and providing a COI before the visit when your building asks for one.

Drywall (standard)

Stud-anchored mount — the most common wall in houses and townhomes.

Concrete / CMU

Hammer-drill anchors rated for masonry — the default wall in Miami condo towers.

Brick / Block

Masonry anchors sized for older South Florida construction.

Tile Walls

Surface-mount anchors — no drilling through your tile.

Above Fireplace

Articulating arm mount with heat-safe positioning.

Not sure what your wall is?

Send us a photo — we'll identify it and quote the right anchors the same day.

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How it works

Five steps, one visit

The same sequence on every job — whether it's a 43-inch bedroom TV on drywall or an 85-inch panel on a concrete feature wall.

1

Locate the anchor point

We locate studs on drywall or mark anchor positions on concrete with a laser level.

2

Drill and anchor

Pilot holes and the correct fasteners — toggle bolts for drywall, hammer-drill masonry anchors for concrete.

3

Mount the bracket

The wall plate goes up and gets checked for level before the TV ever leaves the floor.

4

Hang the TV

Two technicians lift the TV onto the bracket — no solo balancing acts over your floor.

5

Test and walk through

Inputs connected, everything powered on and confirmed working, packaging hauled out.

Common questions

TV mounting questions

Can you mount a TV on a concrete wall in my Miami condo?

Yes. Concrete and CMU (concrete masonry unit) walls are the most common wall type in Brickell, Edgewater, and Midtown towers. We use hammer-drill anchors rated for masonry — the same result you'd get on drywall, just with the right hardware.

Is the wall mount included?

No — our price covers the mounting labor, setup, and cleanup. If you already have a mount, we install it. If you need one, tell us your TV size and wall type and we'll quote the right bracket separately before the visit.

Can you hide the cables inside the wall?

In-wall cable concealment is quoted separately because it depends on your wall type — it's rarely possible in concrete without conduit. We'll tell you honestly what your wall allows and route cables as cleanly as it permits.

How long does TV mounting take?

A single TV runs 45–90 minutes with our two-person crew. Add about 30 minutes for each additional TV or for above-fireplace installations.

Can I get same-day TV mounting in Miami?

Often yes — especially on weekdays. Call or text 786-514-5581 and we'll check current availability.

Do you handle condo building requirements?

We work in condos across Miami-Dade and Broward every week. We're familiar with building access procedures and can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) to your management before the visit.

Ready to get your TV on the wall?

Send three photos and get a real quote back within two hours — or book online and pick your window.

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