A mounted TV with visible cords hanging down the wall still looks unfinished. Cable concealment routes power and signal cables out of sight, either inside the wall itself or through a paintable surface channel, depending on the wall type and what's practical.
- In-wall concealment uses a fire-rated cable pass-through kit between two low-voltage plates — cables are never run through the same channel as electrical wiring.
- Surface-channel concealment is the alternative for masonry, tile, rental units, or any wall where an in-wall pass-through isn't practical or allowed.
- Power specifically requires a code-compliant in-wall power kit — we never run a standard extension cord inside a wall cavity.
- We test all connections after concealment to confirm signal quality isn't affected by the cable run.
In-wall concealment is $79 as an add-on to any mount. Surface-channel concealment is typically similar or slightly less, depending on the length of run.