TV Mounting in Palm Coast, FL
Your TV on the wall, level and secure.
- Drywall or concrete block
- Cords tidied
- Old TV hauled away
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
Big game Sunday? Let's get that TV off the floor.
How it works
- Text us a photo of the wall, plus the TV size and model.
- Get your price. Before we come, so there are no surprises.
- We mount it, tidy the cords and clean up.
More details
What's included
- The mount fastened right: into wood studs on drywall, or with masonry anchors on block
- The TV hung level and checked for wobble
- Cords tidied into a slim cover strip that can be painted to match the wall
- Soundbar or streaming box mounted or set up too, if you'd like
- The old TV hauled away if you're replacing one (see junk removal)
- Cleanup: drill dust vacuumed and the boxes taken away
Florida walls are different
Concrete block. Many Florida homes have concrete block outer walls, finished with stucco outside and drywall or plaster inside. Block holds a TV very well, but it takes a masonry drill bit and anchors made for block. Wood screws won't hold.
Drywall on studs. Inside walls are usually drywall over wood or metal studs. The mount needs to go into the studs, not just the drywall.
Not sure which wall you have? Knock on it: block sounds solid and flat, drywall sounds hollow between the studs. Or just send us a photo.
TVs on the lanai
An outdoor TV on the lanai is a Florida favorite. A few things matter more outside:
- Pick a spot under the roof, out of blowing rain and direct afternoon sun.
- An outdoor-rated TV or a weather cover lasts much longer in our humidity and salt air.
- Use a covered outdoor outlet. If there isn't one where you want the TV, that's a job for a licensed electrician.
- Before a hurricane, take the TV down or bring it inside. We can do that for you, and put it back after.
How high should a TV be?
For most living rooms, the middle of the screen should be about eye level when you're sitting down, roughly 42 inches from the floor. Too high and you'll be tilting your head back all evening. Above a fireplace or in a bedroom, a mount that tilts down helps.
Good to know: outlets and in-wall wiring
Adding a new outlet behind the TV, or running power cables inside the wall, is electrical work. In Florida that needs a licensed electrician. Once an outlet is in place, we can mount the TV.
Have a few other things to do? Add them to the visit. See our handyman services.
Common questions
Can you mount a TV on a concrete block wall?
Yes. Block holds a TV well; it just needs masonry anchors and the right drill.
Can you hide the wires inside the wall?
We tidy them into a slim, paintable cover strip on the wall. A new outlet behind the TV is electrical work for a licensed electrician.
Do I need to buy the mount?
You can buy your own or ask us to bring one. Tell us the TV size and model, and we'll make sure it fits.
Can you take my old TV away?
Yes. We can haul away the old TV and the boxes from the new one.
New TV still in the box?
Text us a photo of the wall. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text a photo to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com