Sunrise grew through the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, and it splits into two clear housing types that change how a TV gets hung. The single-family side, the Welleby and Sunrise Golf Village neighborhoods near the Sawgrass Mills and Panthers-arena corridor, is CBS stucco, solid concrete block behind the finish. The other side is the large retiree condo communities, Sunrise Lakes chief among them, where the walls are poured concrete and shared demising assemblies. Your Express Mounting installer handles both: carbide bits and Tapcon anchors on CBS, concrete screws into the slab and demising walls in the condos, and a heads-up on the condo association rules that often govern in-wall work. Sunrise sits inside the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, so impact-rated glass and HVHZ product codes shape anything near a window or a screened balcony, and covered outdoor jobs get 316 stainless hardware. Same-day Sunrise service when booked before noon.
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On the single-family side of Sunrise, the Welleby and Sunrise Golf Village neighborhoods near the Sawgrass corridor, the walls are CBS stucco from the 1970s through 1990s build-out. Behind the finish is solid concrete block, not wood studs, so your installer reads the wall, taps for the hollow cells, and marks anchor points in the dense block webbing. We drill stucco-over-CBS with a carbide masonry bit, pilot at 5/32 inch, then step to anchor size, and set Tapcon screws rated past 200 lbs each. A 65-inch panel takes two anchors; a 75 or 85-inch gets four, spread across the courses. Stucco is the brittle layer, so the hammer drill stays at controlled speed to keep the finish from spalling. Most single-TV Sunrise installs run 60 to 80 minutes. The block does the holding, which makes a Sunrise concrete-block wall one of the more secure surfaces we mount on.
Sunrise Lakes and the other large retiree condo communities are a big share of the Sunrise work, and they mount differently than a single-family CBS home. The walls are poured concrete and shared demising assemblies, so anchoring is concrete-screw work, and the bracket holds rock-solid once it is set. Two things matter in a Sunrise condo. First, the association: many Sunrise Lakes boards have rules about drilling demising walls and running cable, so we confirm what is allowed before we core anything, and keep mounts on interior partitions where we can. Second, tidiness, since these are occupied homes and often smaller rooms, so we work clean. We also size the mount to the room; a fixed low-profile bracket usually suits a Sunrise condo living room better than a long full-motion arm. A typical Sunrise Lakes condo install runs 60 to 90 minutes.
Full-motion mounts load the most pull onto the fewest anchors, so on a Sunrise CBS wall we default to four Tapcon anchors into solid block, and in a poured-concrete condo we use four concrete screws rated for the load. Cable concealment depends on the wall and, in the condos, on the board. In a single-family Sunrise home we core a clean low-voltage pass-through behind the bracket and another behind the console, drop the HDMI and power-relocation kit inside the chase, and the wall reads bare. In a Sunrise Lakes condo, in-wall routing often needs association sign-off, so where it is not approved we run a paintable surface raceway color-matched to the wall. For homes near the arena and Sawgrass corridor where the great-room wall faces impact glass, we set the swivel arc so afternoon glare can be turned out without fouling a window casing. A Sunrise full-motion install with hidden cable lands around 110 to 140 minutes.
The flat fixed mount is the workhorse in Sunrise, and it especially suits the retiree condos, where rooms are often more compact and a TV standing proud of the wall reads bulky. On a CBS Sunrise home wall we set two Tapcon points for panels up to 65 inches and three for 70 to 85-inch sets, all into solid block. In a poured-concrete condo the same fixed bracket goes in on concrete screws. The mount sits about an inch off the finished wall, so cable access behind it is tight; we run a recessed low-voltage plate or a right-angle HDMI adapter so nothing kinks. We keep anchors clear of electrical boxes and any demising-wall restriction the condo carries. With no cantilever load to manage, a fixed Sunrise install is one of the faster jobs we do, usually 55 to 75 minutes.
Home theater in Sunrise splits by housing type. In the single-family Welleby and Sunrise Golf Village homes there is room for a full system, and we lay out 5.1 or 7.1 placement against the actual room, accounting for the tile floors common in CBS construction. In the Sunrise Lakes condos a clean soundbar setup is usually the better fit, both for the room size and for the shared-wall sound considerations of condo living; we run HDMI ARC or eARC and flag that eARC is what you want for lossless Dolby Atmos to the bar. In-ceiling Atmos in a concrete-ceiling home or condo means a low-voltage rough-in rather than fishing the slab. Outdoor audio on a screened patio gets 316 stainless mounts for the Sunrise humidity. A soundbar add-on is 30 to 45 minutes; a full Sunrise home theater integration adds 90 to 180 minutes.
Express Mounting's Sunrise service runs the full span, from a single TV in a Sunrise Lakes condo to a multi-room install in a Welleby home. Every Sunrise job opens with a wall-type read, deciding between CBS block in the single-family neighborhoods and poured concrete in the condo communities, and that read picks the hardware: Tapcon into block, concrete screws into slab and demising walls. 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 hammer drill, laser level, and torque-controlled drivers. For condo jobs we work to the association's cable rules and keep the site clean. Single-TV installs booked before noon are usually same-day; multi-room Sunrise projects are typically scheduled inside 48 hours. Sunrise jobs go to our vetted Broward installer network, held to the same checklist the Atlanta crew uses.
A complete Sunrise installation does not stop at the bracket. Your installer unboxes the set, mounts it on the CBS or poured-concrete wall, connects it to your existing AV gear, and configures the smart-TV side so everything works before we leave. We handle the brands common across Sunrise homes and condos, with Samsung (including the Frame), Sony, LG OLED, TCL, and Hisense. Setup covers the WiFi join, a picture pass tuned to the room, and audio routing to your bar or receiver. In the retiree condos we take the extra minute to walk through the remote and streaming apps in plain steps, since that hand-off matters more there. We organize streaming services, set parental controls if asked, and confirm any connected device (Apple TV, Roku, a Sonos system) talks to the set. You get written notes listing the TV model, mount type, and anchor detail. A full Sunrise setup runs 110 to 150 minutes depending on the gear stack.
Sunrise built out through the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, and for an installer it splits cleanly into two housing types. The single-family side, the Welleby and Sunrise Golf Village neighborhoods near the Sawgrass Mills and Panthers-arena corridor, is CBS stucco. The other side is the large retiree condo communities, Sunrise Lakes the biggest, where the walls are poured concrete and shared demising assemblies. Knowing which Sunrise you are walking into decides the hardware on the truck.
On a CBS Sunrise home we work it as masonry: carbide bits, stepped pilot holes so the stucco does not spall, Tapcon anchors into solid block. In a Sunrise Lakes condo we anchor with concrete screws into the slab and demising walls, and confirm the association’s drilling and cable rules before we core anything. Many of these condos are occupied retiree homes, so we work clean.
Sunrise sits inside the HVHZ, so we keep clear of impact-rated glass and hurricane-rated openings and anchor on the solid field walls. South Florida humidity means any covered patio or balcony TV gets 316 stainless hardware.
Sunrise TV mounting starts at $149 (basic up to 54”), $199 (large 55-69”), $259 (XL 70-79”), $319 (XXL 80-inch+). Cable concealment $119/TV. Both the CBS single-family homes and the poured-concrete condo walls are covered at the flat rate, with no surcharge for standard concrete anchoring.
Alex Crabinsky began Express Mounting in Atlanta in 2015, and the company has grown to 7,874 documented installs and 750+ five-star reviews. Sunrise 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 the difference between a CBS Welleby home and a poured-concrete Sunrise Lakes condo.
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Schedule your TV installation in Sunrise today. Your Express Mounting installer arrives with hardware for both the CBS stucco homes near Welleby AND the poured-concrete walls of the Sunrise Lakes condos. Upfront pricing, same-day availability.