A lot of Los Angeles is not drywall. Bungalows and duplexes from the 1920s to 1940s often have plaster over wood lath, and many apartment towers and lofts have concrete or brick. Each needs its own drill bits and anchors; we come prepared for all of them.
Plaster is harder and more brittle than drywall, so we drill slowly and anchor into the studs behind it. Concrete and brick hold a TV extremely well once the right anchors are set, which is why masonry walls are often the strongest place to mount.
Flat rates. No hidden fees. Pay after the job.
Brick, concrete, stone and masonry walls: +$30. We accept cash, Zelle, Venmo and all major cards.
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No. Plaster walls are priced the same as drywall. Brick, concrete and stone are +$30 for masonry bits and anchors.
Yes, with masonry anchors rated for the arm and TV weight.
Plaster can crack if drilled carelessly. We drill slowly with the right bit and size anchors to the wall.
Based in Los Angeles and serving neighborhoods across the city, plus Glendale and Burbank.
Same-day slots available. Pay after the job. We reply in under 30 minutes.