Which wire option is cheapest?

Running the cables through an existing conduit is +$50. A paintable raceway on a normal wall is +$75.

Can wires go inside a brick or stone fireplace?

In-wall runs are priced for drywall fireplace cavities (+$350 on standard mounting). Around brick, a surface raceway is +$200.

Wire guide

How to hide TV wires

Loose cords are the first thing people notice under a mounted TV. There are four clean ways to deal with them, and the right one depends on the wall, whether there is a fireplace and how invisible you want the result to be.

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Option 1: an existing conduit (+$50)

Some newer homes already have a conduit run behind the TV spot. If yours does, we pull the cables through it and the wall stays untouched.

Option 2: a paintable surface raceway (from +$75)

A slim D-line raceway runs on the surface of the wall and can be painted to match. It is the right call when you can’t or don’t want to open the wall, including around a fireplace.

Raceway, not on a fireplace+$75
Raceway around a fireplace+$125
Raceway around a brick fireplace+$200

Option 3: a UL in-wall power bridge (+$250)

For cords that disappear completely, a UL-listed in-wall power bridge brings power to a recessed outlet behind the TV and runs the cables inside the wall, the code-compliant way. Never run a plain power cord inside a wall.

After: 65-inch TV with LED backlighting on a high-rise divider wall in The Gulch — The Gulch: a 65" TV on a metal-stud divider wall in a high-rise, with the wires inside the wall. See the install

Option 4: through a drywall fireplace cavity (+$350)

Over a drywall fireplace with a cavity behind it, the cables can run inside that cavity. Send a photo if you’re not sure what your fireplace has; it’s optional, and you can text it after booking.

Samsung Frame and gallery TVs

Frame-style TVs are meant to look like art, so their cord options are priced on the Frame service:

In-wall cords, normal wall+$150
UL recessed power bridge+$250
Recessed outlet and cords through the wall+$500
Recessed media box and power bridge outlet+$600

Questions

Which wire option is cheapest?: Running the cables through an existing conduit is +$50. A paintable raceway on a normal wall is +$75.
Can wires go inside a brick or stone fireplace?: In-wall runs are priced for drywall fireplace cavities (+$350 on standard mounting). Around brick, a surface raceway is +$200.

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