Manhattan apartments present unique installation challenges that most handymen aren't prepared for. Pre-war buildings — common throughout the Upper West Side, Upper East Side, and Harlem — feature thick plaster walls over wood lath or masonry, which require specialized drill bits, anchors, and techniques. Standard drywall anchors simply won't hold.

Co-op and condo buildings in Manhattan often have strict rules about drilling into walls, running cables, or working near HVAC systems. Our team knows how to work within building guidelines, use proper wall protection, and deliver a clean installation that satisfies both the client and the building management.

Concrete and brick walls — found in many loft-style apartments in SoHo, Tribeca, and Chelsea — require hammer drills and masonry anchors rated for the specific weight of your TV. We bring the right tools for every wall type, every time.