Don’t let dangling wires ruin your entertainment setup. We safely conceal HDMI, optical, and power cables inside the wall or in discreet raceways for a clean, professional finish.
It’s more than just looks—it’s about safety and protecting your electronics.
Verdict: YES (In-Wall or Raceway) This is the most common installation scenario. We cut precise low-voltage brackets directly into the drywall (stud bays), allowing us to route all HDMI, Ethernet, and power cables completely out of sight.
The Result: A flawless, “floating” TV look with zero visible wires.
Verdict: VARIES (Depends on Construction) Fireplaces require a specific assessment.
Verdict: YES Yes, we can hide wires behind wood accents! While this requires specialized cutting tools to avoid splintering your custom finish, our technicians are trained to carefully route cables behind shiplap, wainscoting, and wood paneling.
The Result: A clean finish that maintains the integrity of your custom woodwork.
Verdict: RACEWAY ONLY For solid structural walls (common in lofts, basements, or apartments), cutting into the wall to hide wires is often impossible or unsafe.
The Solution: We use high-quality, paintable adhesive raceways. This bundles the cords into a single, neat vertical line, keeping them organized without compromising the structural integrity of your wall.
Same Day Installations offer two distinct ways to manage your cables, depending on your wall structure and aesthetic goals.
The premium choice for that seamless, floating aesthetic.
The practical solution for tough walls or rental properties.
Many DIYers—and unfortunately, many unlicensed “handymen”—try to save time by simply drilling two holes in the drywall and dropping the TV’s existing power cord down inside the wall to the outlet below. It looks the same on the outside, but inside, it is a major problem.
Running a standard TV power cord or extension cord inside a wall is a violation of the National Electrical Code (NEC).
We never take shortcuts with your safety. We install a professional In-Wall Power Bridge Kit.
We don’t guess, and we don’t rush. Every technician follows our strict 5-point safety protocol to ensure your TV stays exactly where we put it.
There is nothing worse than mounting a new TV only to realize your old cables are too short or outdated. We arrive fully stocked with premium accessories so you never have to pause the install to run to the store.
Perfect For: PS5, Xbox Series X, Apple TV 4K
Old HDMI cables can’t handle the bandwidth required by today’s 4K and 8K screens. We supply certified high-speed HDMI cables capable of delivering 120Hz refresh rates and HDR content without flickering or lag.
Perfect For: Soundbars & Surround Sound
Ensure your audio is as crisp as your picture. We carry high-quality fiber optic cables to connect your TV directly to your soundbar or receiver, delivering crystal-clear digital sound with zero interference.
Why savvy homeowners choose licensed technicians over “gig apps” and handymen.
| Feature | The Handy App / TaskRabbit | Same Day Installations |
|---|---|---|
| Safety Code | Often violates code by running standard power cords inside the wall (Fire Risk). | 100% NEC Compliant. We strictly use In-Wall Power Bridge kits. |
| The Finish | Frequently leaves rough drywall holes or messy patch jobs. | Factory Finish. We use professional brush plates and grommets. |
| Cable Supply | You have to buy everything. If you forget one cable, the job stops. | Fully Stocked Vans. We carry 4K HDMI, Optical, and Ethernet cables. |
| Liability | Varies by contractor. Often uninsured for damage. | Fully Insured. We are Low-Voltage Licensed and carry liability insurance. |
No. While we do have to make small openings to route the cables, these access points are finished with professional wall plates. We typically use brush plates or decorative grommets that look like standard wall outlets. These plates are placed strategically so that they are completely hidden behind your TV and your media console near the floor.
When added to a standard TV mounting service, wire concealment typically adds an additional 30 to 60 minutes to the project. As a standalone service, it generally takes about one hour to complete safely.
For solid structural walls where internal routing is not possible, we use a high-quality external raceway. This paintable track bundles all of your cords into one neat vertical line, providing a clean and organized look without the need for drilling into masonry or stone.
Standard 3-foot or 6-foot cables are usually too short once they are routed through the wall. For a professional installation, we typically recommend 10-foot or 12-foot cables to ensure there is enough slack to reach your equipment without tension. We carry high-speed, 4K-rated cables in our vans if your existing ones are too short.
No, electronic devices cannot be placed inside the wall. Devices like cable boxes, PlayStations, and Xboxes require constant airflow to prevent overheating and often need a "line of sight" for remotes to work. However, we can often mount smaller boxes directly to the back of the TV or install an IR repeater system, which allows you to hide your equipment inside a nearby cabinet while still maintaining full remote control.
Yes. Unlike unlicensed handymen who may run standard power cords inside a wall, we strictly use NEC-compliant Power Bridge kits. This specialized system is specifically designed for in-wall use, ensuring your home remains safe from fire hazards and your home insurance coverage remains valid.
Yes. The professional brush plates we install act as a flexible pass-through. If you purchase a new gaming console or media device later, you can easily fish an additional cable through the existing wall plates without needing to cut new holes or schedule a second visit.
For renters, we highly recommend our External Raceway option. It is a non-invasive solution that requires no cutting into the drywall, making it a much safer choice for maintaining your security deposit. If you prefer in-wall concealment, we recommend checking your lease agreement first, as it involves creating two small access points in the drywall.
