Terry Lantz
The finished product far exceeded my expectations. The attention to detail and quality of the work were outstanding, but what impressed me just as much was the professionalism of the entire crew.Read full review
Serving Delray Beach and all of Palm Beach County
TV walls, accent walls and built-ins in Delray Beach, FL
Delray Beach's downtown is ringed by five historic districts with houses built from the early 1900s to the 1940s, from frame vernacular cottages in Old School Square to Mediterranean Revival homes in Del-Ida Park. About half of its homes are in buildings with two or more units, and an unusually large share are townhouses and villas. The city is in Palm Beach County, outside the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone.
- Free in-home visit in Delray Beach. Alex measures and sketches options, no quote on the spot
- Family-built. The founders design, cut and install every wall
- 1-day install for most walls, with a 1-year warranty on the work
What we build
Four categories. Every install custom-cut for the room it goes into
Planning a wall in Delray Beach
What is specific about homes and rules here, with the sources
Homes in Delray Beach
About 52% of Delray Beach's roughly 37,400 housing units are in buildings with two or more units, and 23% are in buildings with 20 or more units.
Single-family detached houses make up about 34% of homes, and another 13% are attached homes such as townhouses and villas.
The median home was built in 1983, and about 35% of housing units were built between 1980 and 1999.
About 63% of occupied homes are owner-occupied.
The city has five historic districts: Old School Square, Del-Ida Park, Nassau Park, Marina and West Settlers. Old School Square alone has 176 structures, 101 of them at least 50 years old, and about 45% of its buildings are frame vernacular.
Permits and building rules
The Building Division is in the north wing of City Hall at 100 NW 1st Avenue (561-243-7200), and permit applications, drawings, review comments and payment go through the city's online eServices portal. Palm Beach County's Building Official says the HB 803 under-$7,500 exemption does not apply anywhere in the county because the whole county is a flood hazard area, so plan on normal permits, and electrical work is excluded from that exemption in any case.
City of Delray Beach Development Services Department, Building Division ↗
Delray Beach is in Palm Beach County.
Neighborhoods we visit
Old School Square, Pineapple Grove, Del-Ida Park, Marina Historic District, Nassau Park, West Settlers, Lake Ida, Tropic Isle, Seagate
From our clients
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Bill Yee
The Upwall team did a splendid job building us a new media center. Upwall is a family owned and operated. They were very pleasant people to work with. We made adjustment as we go and they were very accommodating to changes. I am very pleased with the new media center that Upwall built for me.View photo
Milaia Foxe
Our once-deserted family room is now an oasis that has quickly become everyone's favorite place to be.Read full review
Dean Roller
Family business with the entire Ukrainian family pitching in... "good vibes"... and very clean, respectful, organized at all times.Read full review
Annette Cabrera
Very professional team with attention to detail and strong work ethic. Very satisfied customer and strongly recommend you look no further. Will absolutely be hiring again for future projects!
Tahir Noohani
I have used this amazing company for multiple projects throughout my home and they have gone above and beyond each time. I can't recommend them enough. Kind, professional and meticulous about their craft.
Lauren
Incredible work. We are very impressed. Please feel free to use us as a reference for any jobs you bid on.View original message
Jairo Espino
The job they did was awesome.
Madivina
Divina Lacson
Thank you Alex, your brother, and especially your father for doing an amazing and outstanding job for my TV wall design - my husband and I were so impressed and satisfied with the whole process. Your company UpWall is recommendable and your family are very professional and easy to deal with.
Naomi Muchaope
Absolutely one of the best companies I've ever had work in my home. They were accurate they were kind they were neat. They were clean and they did everything exactly as I wanted. I would highly recommend them to anyone who wanted to use them to do renovations or entertainment units in their media area.View photo
Deborah Joseph
How it works
No forms. No long quotes. Four steps from first call to finished wall
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We drive to you
Alex shows up with a tape measure and a few questions. Twenty minutes, no sales pitch, no quote on the spot
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We sketch a few options
Based on your room, your lighting, and what you actually want. You pick one, we tweak until it's right
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Dmitry and Bogdan cut the panels
Everything is prepped in our shop. By the time we show up at your door, the work is ready - we don't measure twice and cut never
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One day on site, most of the time
Floors protected, sawdust cleaned up before we leave. One-year warranty on the install, the mounts, the finish work
Questions from Delray Beach homeowners
Does the new $7,500 permit exemption cover a TV wall in my Delray Beach home?
Do not count on it. Palm Beach County's Building Official wrote in June 2026 that HB 803 does not apply to properties in a flood hazard area, and because all of Palm Beach County is designated a flood hazard area, current permit requirements remain unchanged within the county. The law also leaves out electrical, plumbing, mechanical, gas and structural work regardless of cost, so a new outlet or circuit behind the TV needs a permit either way.
My address says Delray Beach but I live in Kings Point. Who issues my permit?
Palm Beach County, not the city. Kings Point is an unincorporated retirement community west of Delray Beach, and the county's Permit Center handles building permits for the unincorporated area. Its South County office is at 345 S. Congress Avenue, Suite 102, in Delray Beach, and applications can also be filed online through the county's ePZB portal.
I live in Del-Ida Park or another Delray historic district. What does the district change?
Del-Ida Park, platted in 1923, became a locally designated historic district in 1988, along with Nassau Park and the Marina district. The city's historic preservation FAQ says demolition of any structure in a historic district, contributing or not, needs a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic Preservation Board under LDR Section 4.5.1(F). For anything beyond interior finish work, ask the city's historic preservation staff before you start.
Nearby cities we serve
MiamiMiami BeachCoral GablesAventuraHallandale BeachHollywoodFort LauderdaleWestonPompano BeachCoral SpringsParklandBoca RatonBoynton BeachWest Palm Beach
Sources for the local facts on this page
- U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates, Selected Housing Characteristics (DP04), Delray Beach city, Florida
- Census Reporter, ACS table B25024 Units in Structure, Delray Beach
- Delray Beach Historical Society, Historic Districts of Delray Beach
- City of Delray Beach, Historic Preservation Frequently Asked Questions
- City of Delray Beach, Getting Started with eServices
- Palm Beach County PZB, Building Division public memo on House Bill 803
- Palm Beach County PZB, Building Division Permit Center
- Kings Point, Florida (Wikipedia)
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