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Give Task Rabbit a try. I’ve had very not handy friends use it for things like assembling desks or IKEA furniture

very important to know what kind of material the wall is

Check out John at http://www.handymanphilly.com I’m not him, but we’ve hired him a few times and he’s really great

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Best Buy

Reach out to rob Valletta

/s good luck in your search

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That’s exactly what John would say.

…..adding his page to my list of places to call for repairs

I’m in Lansdale, but I just searched for wall mouthing service and there were several options. One was in plaster and the other was in brick. Two different companies and both still going strong after 3 years or so.

Make sure to check out r/tvtoohigh

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Brit hung my 65 inch tv and a year later it's still great.

https://www.instagram.com/princeoftask/

Ya just gotta find a stud

My husband is a stud.

But for real, we had plaster and lath (spelled wrong I'm sure) at our old house. It was a fucking nightmare to hang the TV but he managed and it stayed the whole 5 years wr lived there.

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