Organized visible cables
Included with standard mounting. We organize the cables, but the run between the TV and devices stays visible. This can suit a setup where furniture already hides much of the route.
LESS CABLE CLUTTER.
TV Wire Concealment in San Antonio
There are two ways to tidy the space between your TV and devices: surface raceway or in-wall concealment. We review the cable route, connections and power location to plan the right setup.
Raceway +$35
TV mounting add-on · in-wall concealment from +$149
Preliminary estimate · Appointment confirmed directly
CHOOSE YOUR SETUP
Surface raceway or in-wall: what changes?
Paintable raceway
A white cover runs along the wall surface. It groups and covers the cables without making an interior route. The cover remains visible as a strip and can be painted to match the wall.
In-wall concealment
The cable route between the screen and your devices is concealed inside a suitable wall, leaving no surface raceway in view. We use cables rated for that route, such as HDMI or Ethernet, and review connections, access points and power location before confirming the work. The TV power cord is never run inside the wall.
LAUNCH PRICING
Options in your estimate
Both examples include a 32–55″ TV on drywall with wood studs, your compatible mount and the selected cable option. These are preliminary estimates; in-wall concealment needs a route review. Painting, wall repairs, specialty cables, longer routes, obstructions, travel and applicable taxes are confirmed separately. For an already-mounted TV, send photos for a job-specific quote.
See my full estimate| Setup | Price |
|---|---|
| Organized visible cables | Included with mounting |
| White raceway, up to 6 ft | +$35 |
| In-wall concealment · standard vertical route | From +$149 |
| Example: 32–55″ TV + raceway | $134 |
| Example: 32–55″ TV + in-wall concealment | From $248 |
BEFORE THE VISIT
We review the whole route first
Where your devices sit
A vertical run to a cabinet below the TV differs from reaching equipment across the room. Include consoles, cable boxes and network connections you want to use in your photo.
What is behind the wall
Fire blocks, insulation, wall material and direction changes can prevent a straight route. In-wall concealment is not suitable for every wall or every fireplace placement.
Signal cables and power are different
Hiding HDMI/Ethernet is not the same as adding an electrical outlet. TV power cords and extension cords are never run inside the wall. If power is missing behind the screen, that need is reviewed separately before confirmation.
Photos that help us quote
- A wide photo of the TV, wall and furniture.
- Outlets, connections and the devices you will use.
- The route you want covered and its approximate length.
- Whether wall openings are acceptable or you prefer a surface solution.
Share photos through the estimate request or by text. We confirm the work and price before scheduling.
SAN ANTONIO & NEARBY
Travel from ZIP 78217
| Driving miles | Fee per visit |
|---|---|
| 0–20 mi | No fee |
| > 20–25 mi | $15* |
| > 25–30 mi | $30* |
| > 30 mi | Custom quote |
One-way driving distance. *Between 20–30 mi, the suggested fee is reviewed against travel time and job value. We confirm the route and any charge before scheduling.
PRACTICAL PLANNING
Choosing between raceway and hidden wiring
You prefer to keep the wall surface closed
Raceway covers the run from the outside. Consider it when you do not want wall access openings or the cavity cannot support the route. The cover stays visible and its attachment may leave marks when removed; renters should check which changes their landlord permits.
You want no surface cover in view
In-wall concealment needs a suitable wall and planned access behind the TV and near the equipment. We review the entire route, not just the stretch in a photo. Horizontal runs, obstructions and fireplaces require assessment before the price is confirmed.
Two comparable price examples
For a 32–55″ TV on drywall with wood studs and your bracket, mounting plus raceway totals $134. With in-wall concealment it starts at $248. These are alternatives subject to the stated scope, not two charges to add together. Travel and applicable taxes are separate. The TV power cord never goes inside the wall; a new outlet is not included.
Questions about this service
Will a raceway be invisible?
No: it is a cover on the wall surface. The white cover can be painted; painting is not included in the $35 add-on. The photo on this page shows an actual finished surface route.
Does the in-wall price include a new outlet?
Do not assume a new outlet is included. The starting price is for a standard route subject to review; any power requirement is assessed separately and confirmed before accepting the work.
Are wall repair and painting included?
No. Repairs and painting are agreed separately. We confirm the intended access points and finish before starting.
Can you conceal cables on brick or above a fireplace?
Material, heat, access and route need assessment. Surface raceway may be an option when there is no usable wall cavity.
Can you hide wires if my TV is already mounted?
Request an assessment with photos of the screen, bracket, connections and route. Published add-on prices accompany TV mounting; a separate visit needs its own quote.
How can I plan for a future gaming console?
List the equipment you use and plan to add, with connections and location. We review routing and access before confirming scope; compatibility with unspecified future equipment is not guaranteed.
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