Plaster over wood lath
Old Northeast · Kenwood
1920s bungalows
Plaster over wood lath, which cracks if you drill it dry and at speed.
TV Mounting in St. Petersburg, FL
St. Pete is a short run for us and we cover it seven days a week, downtown condos included.
Seven days a weekA short run for us, downtown condos included
No travel chargeSame price anywhere in St. Petersburg and the Bay
- No call-out fee
- 2-year workmanship warranty
- Firm price before we drive out
We work inDowntown St. Pete · Old Northeast · Kenwood · Snell Isle · Tyrone · Jungle Terrace
Filmed in Tampa · 65″, cables inside the wall · about $300
01Local walls
Walls we meet in St. Petersburg.
What your wall is made of decides how long the job takes and which fixings go in — not the address.
Post-tension concretedepth is set, not guessed
Downtown high-rises
Condo towers
Post-tension concrete, where anchor depth matters and you cannot simply drill deeper to feel safe.
We book with the building first
In condo towers we book with the building first: service elevator, certificate of insurance, and the drilling hours the HOA allows.
02Where we work
Neighborhoods we cover.
Not listed? We still cover it — St. Petersburg addresses all price the same, with no travel charge inside the Bay.
- Downtown St. Pete
- Old Northeast
- Kenwood
- Snell Isle
- Tyrone
- Jungle Terrace
03Jobs we take in St. Petersburg
Same crew, same prices.
As the rest of Tampa Bay — the full price list applies here too.
04Recent installs
Recent installs near St. Petersburg.
No stock photos. Our own phone clips from Tampa homes — what was done, and what it cost.
65″ in a new-build living room
- Drywall
- Fixed mount
- Cables inside the wall
Bracket bolted into the studs, then a hole cut for a recessed power kit so the cable runs inside the wall instead of down the plaster.
Total for this jobabout $300
55″ on a full-motion arm
- Drywall
- Full-motion mount
- Cables left exposed
Height measured against the seating position first, then a swing-arm mount so the screen turns towards the desk or the bed.
Total for this jobabout $200
65″ above a media unit
- Drywall
- Fixed mount
- Cables tidied to the cabinet
Feet off, plate assembled on site, studs marked, and the screen set at the height where the cabinet below still works as a media unit.
Total for this jobabout $200
Every clip is ours: no stock footage, no borrowed photos.See the full price list
05FAQ
St. Petersburg questions.
Want the next St. Petersburg slot?
Call or text — we’ll tell you which day we’re next in your area.
(813) 536-3533Do you charge extra to come out to St. Petersburg?
No. St. Petersburg is inside our regular service area, and the price you get on the phone is the price at your door — there is no call-out fee and no fuel surcharge for crossing the bay.
Can you mount a TV over a fireplace?
Usually yes, but it depends on the heat. We check the temperature above the firebox and look at how the mantel projects. If the wall gets too hot for the electronics, we will say so and suggest a different spot rather than take the job and hope for the best.
Will the wires be visible?
Not if the wall allows concealment. On drywall we run the cables inside the cavity with a recessed power kit, which is the code-compliant way to do it. On solid brick or concrete we use a low-profile raceway painted to match, since you cannot fish a cable through masonry.
Do you supply the mount?
We can, or you can use one you already bought. If you bought your own, have the box handy when you call so we can check it actually fits your screen and holds the weight.
How long does it take?
A straightforward drywall install with concealed wiring runs about an hour to ninety minutes. Brick, stone, and over-fireplace jobs take longer because of the drilling and the extra care around the mantel.
06Nearby
Also working across the Bay.
07Book in St. Petersburg
Book a St. Petersburg slot.
Send the screen size, the wall and your ZIP — we call back with a firm price and the next window we have in St. Petersburg.
Call or text · 7 days a week(813) 536-3533