TV Mounting
The base install, complete as-is. Stud-secured, level, centered, powered on, and approved by you. Every concealment job starts here, because the TV position and the cable path are one plan.
TV Cable Concealment · DFW
Wires hidden inside the wall, done to code, and power moved behind the TV if you want zero cords showing. Handled by a DFW specialist who does this every week.
What the Job Actually Involves
01 / The Job
It seems simple: take the cables running down the wall and move them inside it. That's a fair expectation if you haven't opened a wall before.
Here's what's really involved. Finding the studs and the framing inside the wall. Cutting access points in the right spots. Running wire that's rated for in-wall use, because the HDMI cable from the store isn't, and code says so. And handling power the right way, since a power cord can never go inside a wall without proper outlet work. If the TV's current spot doesn't line up with a workable cable path, the TV itself may need to move. These aren't separate decisions. They're one plan, made by someone who knows what's inside the wall before cutting into it.
02 / The Stakes
In-wall cable concealment is a permanent change to your home. The cable path is permanent. The outlet position is permanent. The cuts in the wall are permanent. Getting it right the first time is the only standard that matters.
03 / Who This Is For
Because doing this right means taking the TV down and lining it up with the cable path, it's a TV mounting visit by definition. If every TV in your home is already mounted and nothing needs mounting, we're not the right fit, and we'll point you toward someone who is. If at least one TV needs mounting, we can hide the wires on any TV in the home that same visit, including ones already on your wall.
One wall. One cable plan. One visit. One permanent result.
The Finished Result
Secured into the wall's framing, level, and centered the way you'd have planned it if you built the house. If it was already mounted, it goes back up aligned with the cable path.
HDMI and device wires run inside the wall on cable rated for it, exiting cleanly behind the TV and behind your media source. No raceways. No cord covers. Nothing on the wall.
With power outlet relocation, the outlet lives behind the TV. Invisible, done to code, permanent. The cord you used to see is gone.
Inputs confirmed, devices connected, picture checked. You don't discover a dead connection after the truck pulls away.
You review the result before the visit ends. The job is complete only when you say it is.
If anything shifts, loosens, or falls out of alignment after install, we return and correct it at no charge. That is the Lifetime No-Fall Guarantee.
Published Pricing
The install is complete on its own. Hiding the wires and moving the power are options you choose, each with its own published price.
The base install, complete as-is. Stud-secured, level, centered, powered on, and approved by you. Every concealment job starts here, because the TV position and the cable path are one plan.
Signal wires run inside the wall on cable rated for it, done to code. One cord remains: the power cord to the nearest outlet. Correct and complete.
A new or recessed outlet behind the TV, because a power cord can't legally run inside a wall. This is the zero-cord move: nothing on the wall at all.
For example: base install with wires hidden is $250. Wires hidden and power moved, zero visible cords, is $350.
Hiding devices inside the wall? An in-wall media enclosure is +$250 and needs power at mount height. Every add-on price is published on the full pricing page.
Your scope is confirmed before install day. The price you agree to is the price you pay.
How It Works
Tell us about your TV, your wall, and what you want hidden. Takes about two minutes.
One photo per TV wall, sent by text after you book. We check the cable path and the power plan before the scope call, so we arrive prepared, not improvising.
A brief call confirms TV position, wall conditions, the cable route, and the power plan together. Anything unusual inside the wall gets found now, not on install day. Your exact price is confirmed here, from the published menu.
One visit. TV positioned, wires hidden in the wall, power handled, every connection verified.
You review the finished wall before the technician leaves. Position, level, and every hidden run confirmed in front of you.
You approve, or we're not done.
Want the full methodology? See the Precision Process.
Why TrueLVL
10+ years of construction experience means knowing what's inside a wall before cutting into it. Studs, blocking, insulation, framing. The cable plan is built around your wall's actual construction, not a best guess. An electrician can move an outlet. A handyman can cut a hole. This job needs someone who can do both while managing the TV, the cables, and the wall as one plan.
TV mounting and in-wall cable work is the only thing TrueLVL does. One specialist, not a rotating crew. The person who answers the phone confirms your scope and does the install. Someone who runs cables through walls every week is a different category from someone who tries it occasionally.
Every concealment job starts with a photo review. Before your appointment is confirmed, your wall is checked: cable path, power plan, anything in the way. The install plan exists before the technician arrives, not improvised on the day. For work where the wall decides everything, that review is the difference between a clean result and a mid-install surprise.
The base price and every add-on price are published. Your wall is confirmed before the appointment is set. Insured is a given, not a selling point. You know what will happen, what it costs, and what the result will look like before anyone arrives.
Common Questions
Have a question not covered here? Call or text (214) 380-3816 and ask directly.
The quote takes about two minutes. Your wall and your scope are confirmed before install day.
Not sure your wall can take in-wall routing? Text a photo to (214) 380-3816 and we'll tell you.
Done Once. Done Right.