Davie TV mounting is flat-rate: $129 up to 54", $159 for 55-69", $209 for 70-79", $299 for 80-99", $399 for 100-inch and up. Cable concealment is $99 per TV, brick or stone adds $99. Same-day slots when booked before noon.
Davie kept its western-town identity while the rest of Broward suburbanized, and you still see it in the housing: ranch homes on large equestrian lots, CBS estates out in the Orange Drive and Pine Island Ridge corridors, and the student-rental stock around Nova Southeastern University. The walls split two ways. Most Davie homes from the 1960s through the 1990s are CBS stucco, solid concrete block, but the older rural ranches mix in wood-frame sections, so your Express Mounting installer reads each wall before drilling. Block walls take carbide bits and Tapcon anchors rated well past any panel weight; wood-frame walls get lag bolts into the studs. Davie sits in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so the installer keeps every anchor clear of the impact windows, and covered outdoor TVs get 316 stainless hardware. Same-day Davie service when booked before noon.
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Davie is the rare Broward town where we do not assume the wall before we arrive. The newer estates out past Orange Drive and through Pine Island Ridge are CBS stucco, solid concrete block, but the older rural ranches from the cowboy-town era mix in wood-frame sections, and a few have furred-out interior partitions over the block. So the Davie job starts with a read: tap the wall, check the stud finder, and confirm whether we are into block or framing. On CBS we drill stucco with a carbide masonry bit, pilot at 5/32 inch, step up, and set Tapcon screws rated past 200 lbs each. On a wood-frame Davie ranch wall we hit the studs at 16 inches on center with lag bolts. A 65-inch panel takes two anchors on block or two studs on frame; a 75 or 85-inch gets four either way. Most single-TV Davie installs run 60 to 85 minutes.
The equestrian estates are what make Davie Davie, and they bring jobs the tract-home markets do not. These are large-lot properties with big great rooms, sometimes a separate game room or a barn office, and owners who want TVs in several of them. The main house is usually CBS, so the field walls are concrete block and anchor cleanly with Tapcons. Where a Davie estate has added a wood-frame addition or a Florida room, we switch to lag bolts into the framing for that section. Out in a tack room or covered barn area, a TV is doable too, with 316 stainless hardware plus a weather-aware cable plan for the humidity and open-air dust. We carry enough mounts and fasteners to handle a four or five-TV Davie estate in one visit, typically a half-day.
Full-motion arms concentrate the load on a small footprint, so on a Davie CBS wall we default to four Tapcon anchors into solid block even for a mid-size panel, and on a wood-frame ranch wall we make sure both mounting bolts catch a real stud rather than lath or sheathing. Cable concealment depends on which wall we are in. Concrete block lets us core a clean low-voltage pass-through behind the bracket and drop the HDMI and power-relocation kit inside the chase, so the wall reads bare. On a wood-frame Davie ranch we route through the stud bay where fire-blocking allows, or fall back to a paintable raceway when the bay is closed. For the big great rooms on equestrian lots where the TV wall faces a span of impact glass, we set the swivel arc so the afternoon glare can be turned out. A Davie full-motion install with hidden cable lands around 110 to 145 minutes.
Plenty of Davie homeowners want the panel sitting tight to the wall, and the flat fixed mount delivers that clean look in a ranch living room or an estate great room. On a CBS Davie wall we set two Tapcon points for TVs up to 65 inches and three for 70 to 85-inch sets, all into solid block. On a wood-frame ranch wall the same fixed mount goes into the studs with lag bolts. The bracket sits about an inch off the finished surface, so cable access behind it is tight; we run a recessed low-voltage plate or a right-angle HDMI adapter so the cable does not bind. We keep anchors clear of any electrical box or the trim older Davie ranches carry. With no cantilever load to manage, a fixed Davie install is one of the faster jobs we run, usually 55 to 75 minutes.
Davie's large-lot homes have the room for real home theater, and the equestrian estates in particular tend to have the dedicated space for it. For a soundbar we run HDMI ARC or eARC, and eARC is what you want if lossless Dolby Atmos to the bar is on the table. For a full system we lay out 5.1 or 7.1 placement against the actual room, accounting for the tile floors common in CBS construction and the higher ceilings in the bigger great rooms. In-ceiling Atmos speakers in a concrete-ceiling home mean a low-voltage rough-in. Out near a pool cage, a barn, or a covered Davie patio, outdoor speakers and mounts get 316 stainless hardware for the humidity. A soundbar add-on is 30 to 45 minutes; a full Davie home theater integration adds 90 to 180 minutes depending on the room count.
Express Mounting's Davie service spans the whole range, from a single TV in a Nova Southeastern student rental to a multi-room install across a large equestrian estate. Every Davie job opens with the wall-type read, because this town genuinely mixes CBS block and wood-frame ranch, and that read picks the hardware: Tapcon into block, lag bolts into studs. Standard service includes mount selection matched to your TV's VESA pattern and weight, secure anchoring, cable management, and a full function test before we pack up. Your installer carries mounts for TVs from 32 to 85 inches and brings carbide masonry bits, a stud finder, a hammer drill, a laser level, and torque-controlled drivers, so a frame wall and a block wall are both covered on the same truck. Single-TV installs booked before noon are usually same-day; multi-room Davie projects are scheduled inside 48 hours. Davie jobs go to our vetted Broward installer network, held to the same checklist the Atlanta crew uses.
A complete Davie installation does not end at the bracket. Your installer unboxes the set, mounts it on the CBS or wood-frame wall, wires it into your existing AV gear, and configures the smart-TV side so everything works before we leave. We handle the brands seen across Davie homes, with Samsung (including the Frame), Sony, LG OLED, TCL, and Hisense. Setup covers the WiFi join, a picture pass tuned for the room (the big glass-heavy great rooms on the estates need different settings than a small Nova-area rental), and audio routing to your bar or receiver. We organize streaming apps, set parental controls if you want them, and confirm any connected device (Apple TV, Roku, a game console, a Sonos system) talks to the set. You get written notes listing the TV model, mount type, and anchor detail. A full Davie setup runs 110 to 150 minutes.
Davie held onto its western-town character while Broward grew up around it, and that history is written into the walls. The town runs from older rural ranches on big equestrian lots through the CBS estates along Orange Drive and Pine Island Ridge to the student-rental stock around Nova Southeastern University. For an installer, the takeaway is that Davie is not a one-wall town. Most homes from the 1960s through the 1990s are CBS stucco, but the older ranches mix in wood-frame construction, so we read every wall before we drill.
On a CBS Davie wall we work it as masonry: carbide bits, stepped pilot holes so the stucco does not spall, and Tapcon anchors into solid block. On a wood-frame ranch wall we find the studs and run lag bolts. The equestrian estates bring big great rooms and sometimes a barn office or tack room, and those covered spaces get 316 stainless hardware.
Inside the HVHZ, the impact windows and doors stay untouched; mounts go on the solid field walls. Large-lot drainage and humidity push us toward humidity-rated HDMI for in-wall runs.
Davie TV mounting starts at $129 (basic up to 54”), $159 (large 55-69”), $209 (XL 70-79”), $299 (XXL 80-99-inch), $399 (XXXL 100-inch+). Cable concealment $99/TV. The wood-frame ranch walls common in Davie are covered at the flat rate; the CBS block walls add the +$99 masonry surcharge for concrete-block anchoring. One thing these figures leave out is the bracket, which you either supply or buy from us as a separate item.
Alex Crabinsky opened Express Mounting in Atlanta in 2015, building up 9,747+ documented installs and a top-rated reputation over the years. Davie jobs run through vetted Broward installers who carry the same hardware, work off the same install checklist, and back every job with the same 100% satisfaction guarantee. You get a dispatched pro who knows a CBS estate wall from an old wood-frame Davie ranch.
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Schedule your TV installation in Davie today. Your Express Mounting installer arrives with hardware for both the CBS stucco estates out past Orange Drive and the older wood-frame ranches on the equestrian lots. Upfront pricing, same-day availability.