TV Mounting in Marina del Rey — from $69
The price includes mounting, hanging, a level check and basic cable tidying.
Flat price per item. Minimum order $69.
Harbor towers: from the elevator slot to the wall
Mounting in a Marina condo is the building’s procedure plus the mounting itself, and we take the first part on ourselves: the slot and the elevator, arranged with management. The 1960s–80s tower walls are drywall over steel framing or concrete: we determine which on site and carry hardware for both (concrete +$40 — in the price list up front).
For renters — nearly all of Marina: minimal holes, mounting into the framing, spackle at move-out — the deposit survives. Glare off the water is its own local topic: west windows over the harbor throw the evening sun straight into the screen, so we will point out a glare-free wall before drilling.
Balconies: a TV over the harbor goes up in outdoor spec on stainless hardware — humidity and salt work around the clock.
And on boats — yes, TVs too: compact panels in cabins on marine fixings, "does not rattle, does not tear loose underway". The dock and slip number — and we come.
Frequently asked questions
The building admits workers by appointment only.
Standard Marina: we book the slot and arrive in it.
The wall turned out to be concrete.
Concrete anchors, +$40 — you saw it in the price list before ordering; no surprises on site.
The evening sun off the water hits the screen.
We look at the apartment and suggest a glare-free wall — sometimes that matters more than screen size.
A TV for the saloon of a 42-footer.
Marine mounting, a compact panel. We come to the dock.
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