Palm Beach County, Florida
TV Mounting Done Right, the First Time
Dr Handyman Service mounts flat screens on drywall, concrete block, stucco, stone fireplaces and covered lanais across Palm Beach County — level, secure, and with the cables tucked away.
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What we install
Every job starts with the wall. We identify studs, block, or stucco and select mounting hardware rated for your screen and surface.
Standard wall mounting
Fixed, tilt, and full-motion mounts for 24" to 98" screens on wood-stud drywall.
Concrete block & stucco
Masonry anchors and sleeve systems for CBS walls common in Florida construction.
Over-fireplace installs
Heat-clearance checks and pull-down mounts so the viewing angle stays comfortable.
Cable concealment
In-wall low-voltage kits on drywall, paintable raceway on block and tile.
Soundbars & shelves
Soundbar brackets, floating component shelves, and device tidy-up.
Lanai & covered patio
Outdoor-rated mounts and conduit routing built for humidity and salt air.
Before & after
Five recent Palm Beach County installs — cluttered consoles and bare walls turned into clean, finished rooms.
Serving all of Palm Beach County
TV mounting questions
Can you mount a TV on drywall, stucco, or concrete block in Palm Beach County?
Yes. Most Florida homes here mix wood-stud drywall interiors with concrete block and stucco exterior walls. Our technicians carry stud finders, masonry bits, and block-rated anchors, and we choose the anchor system based on the wall we actually find on site.
Do you hide the cables inside the wall?
In-wall cable concealment is available on most interior drywall walls using low-voltage brackets and a code-friendly power relocation kit. On block or stucco walls we typically use a paintable surface raceway instead.
What TV sizes and mounts do you install?
Fixed, tilting, full-motion, and pull-down over-fireplace mounts for screens roughly 24 to 98 inches. If you have not purchased a mount yet, tell the Assistant your TV model and wall type and we will confirm what is appropriate.
Can you mount a TV on a covered patio or lanai?
Yes, on covered and screened outdoor areas. We recommend weather-rated screens and outdoor-rated mounts, and we route wiring in conduit or raceway suited to Florida humidity and salt air.
Ready to clear the clutter off your console?
Tell the Assistant your TV size, wall type, and preferred time. Our dispatcher takes it from there.