Cable Concealment
Nothing ruins a clean TV install like dangling cables. Cable concealment hides power and AV wires inside the wall — or in low-profile raceways — so your mounted TV and components look seamless and professional, with no visible cords.
- In-wall routing of power and AV cables to a hidden outlet
- Low-profile raceways where in-wall routing isn't possible
- Code-compliant power relocation behind the TV
- Clean, professional finish with no visible cords
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Companies Offering Cable Concealment
Straight Line TV Installations
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
TV Installation One
Los Angeles, CA
Prime Mount
Sacramento, CA
Westman's TV Mounting & Handyman
San Francisco, CA
Bay Area Wall Mounts
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
TV MountPros
San Francisco, CA
BayMount Pro
Alameda, CA
GUTA TECH
San Francisco Bay Area, CA
TV Installer (TV-Installer.com)
San Jose, CA
San Jose TV Install
San Jose, CA
AMZ Tech
San Jose, CA
SoCal TV Install
La Puente, CA
Modern Wiring
Santa Cruz County, CA
Kalieb Designs
Bakersfield, CA
uberTech Ventura
Ventura, CA
Install Pros
Los Angeles, CA
Smart TV Installation Services
Los Angeles County, CA
LetaGeek
Inland Empire, CA
Vega Mounting
Santa Clarita, CA
QuickMountTV - California South
Orange County, CA
Manny's TV Mounting
Orange County, CA
Avalon Smart Homes
Temecula, CA
SMG Audio Video
La Quinta, CA
K S Systems
Orange, CA
Cable Concealment by State
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to hide TV wires in the wall?
In-wall cable concealment typically costs $150–$400, depending on whether a new power outlet is added behind the TV and the wall construction. Surface raceways are a cheaper alternative at $80–$150.
Is it safe to run TV power cables inside the wall?
Standard TV power cords shouldn't be buried in the wall, but installers use a code-compliant in-wall power relocation kit — adding a recessed outlet behind the TV — which is both safe and to code.