TV Wire Concealment in Denver
Nothing undoes a clean install faster than a power cord running down the middle of the wall. We offer two fixes: fish the cables through the wall cavity to a recessed outlet, or dress them in a slim channel painted to match. Your booking shows both prices and you pick.
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How we do it
Behind the wall, $75
A recessed outlet behind the panel and in-wall rated cabling down to your console. Nothing visible from anywhere in the room.
On the wall, $25
Where fishing is impossible, a low-profile paintable raceway keeps the run straight and subtle.
Done to code
In-wall rated cable and proper power handling. We never bury an extension cord in a wall cavity.
Denver walls, known quantity
Plaster in Wash Park, steel studs in LoHi new-builds, concrete in downtown lofts: we scope the cavity before we commit.
FAQ
Wire Concealment questions
Which option should I pick?
If your wall is standard drywall with an open cavity, in-wall for $75 is the clean answer. Masonry, concrete, and some exterior walls force the $25 channel, and we confirm on arrival before any charge changes.
Does in-wall concealment damage the wall?
Two neat openings that live behind the TV and behind your console, both covered by hardware. Nothing to patch, nothing visible.
Can you add power behind the TV?
Yes, that is the recessed-outlet piece of the $75 in-wall option: a code-friendly relocation kit that puts power where the TV needs it.
What about brick and stone walls?
Cables cannot pass through masonry, so we route through adjacent drywall where it exists or use the paintable channel.
Coverage
Denver metro, Boulder to Aurora
One local crew covering the city and its close suburbs, near enough that today’s open slots are usually real options.
The next open slot is yours
Wire Concealment, handled this week
Drop in your ZIP and see if we reach your block.