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Hanging a tv on a block wall
I'm looking for some recommendations on some company or individual than can hang a television or mount a tv on a lanai outside block wall. Cable and power are already available. Thanks for for looking Happy holidays.
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Tom of Villager AV lives in TV and has installed literally thousands of TV's, he's the best. Just do a search on this website, the button is at the time and you see literally dozens and dozens of recommendations.
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I agree that Tom is a reputable source. But, anyone who mounts televisions can do it. It just takes two block wall anchors to attach the mount, and then you just set the television onto the mount. Best Buy will do it for $150. I would shop for and buy the type of mount you want before hiring someone to mount it.
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:) There is an ad everyday in the paper for "The Hangman". In classified under handyman.
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I installed mine and I am not very handy. It is simple. Go to Ace Hardware and tell them you want Tapcon screws and a matching drill bit. It will take you about 20 minutes to install the bracket and cost about $10 max. |
We had Tom Village AUDIO #352-388-1677. He did 2 for us & we referred him to a friend. Our friend was extremely happy with his install on the wall. Tom was neat & reasonably priced.
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Galaxy hung mine...45lb mount and 65in TV. Great job! Best Buy would probably do as well for more money and would be a few weeks later.
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Paul Clarke 352-255-5211. We have had him do numerous projects around our home. I believed he charged $50 to hang the TVs plus any hardware costs. Excellent work and very professional and trustworthy local handyman.
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We put some shiplap on our lani wall and then put the tv up...if you would like to see ours let me know.
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I don't have recommendations on installers, but just a tip on method? I've installed many of these myself, both personally and work-related. And I would suggest you have the installer mount plywood (PT if exposed to the elements), into the block wall. It doesn't have be large(just big enough to hold most mounts, but small enough to hide behind the TV), and you can paint it(black or subdued)? That way, if you ever change TVs(models or sizes) and mounts, you only need to install the mount into the plywood? Just a thought.
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