Serving Dormont, PA

Handyman and TV mounting services in Dormont, PA

TV wall mounting, furniture assembly and small repairs for Dormont's compact brick homes, duplexes and apartments just south of the city line.

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About This Area

Dormont home projects

Dormont is a dense, walkable borough on the edge of Pittsburgh's South Hills, built out almost entirely between 1910 and 1940 along West Liberty Avenue, Potomac Avenue and the T light-rail line. Lots are narrow, houses are close together, and a large share of the housing is brick two-story homes, duplexes and small apartment buildings, many of them rentals.

Inside, Dormont homes almost always have plaster walls over wood lath, original trim, and small living rooms where TV placement matters. Solaxay plans the mount height around furniture and windows, locates studs behind the plaster rather than relying on anchors, and keeps holes minimal for tenants who need to restore the wall at move-out. Landlords with several Dormont units can send one list for turnover work.

Solaxay also covers the neighboring communities of Banksville, Brookline, Beechview, Mt. Lebanon's Dormont border and Castle Shannon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Dormont service questions

Do you mount TVs in Dormont duplexes and rental apartments?
Yes. Rentals are a large part of Dormont work. We anchor into studs behind the plaster, keep the hole count to what the mount needs, and can patch and paint at move-out if the lease requires it.
Is on-street parking a problem for the visit?
Dormont streets are narrow and parking is tight, especially near West Liberty and Potomac. Let us know if you have a driveway, alley access or a spot you can hold; otherwise we schedule for a time when street parking is easier.
Can you hide TV wires in a 1920s plaster wall?
Often yes, if the wall is hollow behind the plaster and there is no fire blocking in the path. We confirm from photos and a test, and if in-wall routing is not practical, a paintable on-wall cover is used instead.
My Dormont home has a small living room. How high should the TV go?
For seating eight to ten feet away, the center of the screen should sit close to seated eye level, about 42 inches from the floor. In small rooms with a low sofa this often means mounting lower than people expect. We measure with you before drilling.
Do you handle small repair lists for Dormont landlords?
Yes. Doors that stick, loose handrails, cabinet hardware, towel bars, blinds, smoke detector swaps and drywall or plaster patches can be grouped into one visit per unit. Send the address list and photos.

Start your Dormont project request

Send the project address, photos, and a task list for review, and Solaxay will follow up directly.

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