Owner-operated · Flat prices · Austin, TX
Hide TV Wires in the Wall, Austin
A mounted TV looks best with nothing hanging below it. There are two ways to get there, and the difference is the power cord.



How I do it
What you get
Cables only: $89
A low-voltage opening behind the TV and another down low, with clean wall plates. HDMI, soundbar and network cables run inside the wall. The TV's own power cord still plugs into an outlet, so this is best when there's an outlet behind the TV already.
Everything, power included: $199
A recessed in-wall power kit adds an outlet behind the TV, fed from an inlet down low that plugs into your existing outlet. Nothing touches your home's wiring, it's built for exactly this job, and no cord shows at all. The kit is included.
Can't open the wall: $49
Renting, or a wall that can't be cut? A paintable cord cover runs the wires neatly down the wall surface and comes off cleanly when you move.
Prices
Flat prices, no surprises
Your exact total shows in the 30-second online quote. Full price list.
| Cables inside the wall (HDMI, soundbar, network) | +$89 |
| Everything inside the wall, power included (kit included) | +$199 |
| Paintable cord cover on the wall | +$49 |
Questions
Before you book
Why can't you just push the TV's power cord through the wall?
Electrical code doesn't allow a regular power cord to run inside a wall. That's why the power option uses a kit made for it, not a cord stuffed through a hole.
Do I need an electrician?
Not for these. The power kit plugs into an outlet you already have, so your home's wiring is never opened.
Get your TV on the wall
See your exact price in 30 seconds, then pick a time. The $50 deposit comes off your final price.
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