Hiding Wires for TV In the Wall, NYC

373 Google reviews
Fully insured$2M general liability and a separate $5M umbrella policy
Every wall typeDrywall, plaster, brick and concrete
Delivered and installedBuy the TV or sound system from us — manufacturer warranty included

TV salesTV installationSamsung Frame TVSonosBang & OlufsenHome theatreLutron lights & shadesOffice AVVideo WallsDelivered & Installed

A new power outlet behind the TV — zero visible cables
Drywall only — not brick, concrete or some pre-war plaster
Covered openings, clean finish

Fully Insured

373 Google reviews

$2M General Liability + $5M Umbrella

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Recent Hiding Wires for TV: In-Wall Power Outlet & Cables installs

Real jobs, our own photographs, with what the client wanted and what we installed.

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Manhattan, August 2026
An 83-Inch LG, Two Recessed Outlets and a Full Sonos System
The client wanted a bedroom TV, a living room TV, and his existing Sonos system set up throughout a new Manhattan apartment. When his new living room TV got held up at the store, NYC TV Guy supplied one directly so the installation could go ahead. The crew mounted both TVs, hung artwork, and connected the full Sonos system over two visits.
Read the story: An 83-Inch LG, Two Recessed Outlets and a Full Sonos System
Manhattan, September 2026
A Power Outlet Installed Behind a Flush-Mounted TV in Manhattan
For a returning commercial client in Manhattan, NYC TV Guy installed a power outlet behind a mounted Samsung TV, wiring it flush on the wall so no cables would show. The finished TV powered on cleanly, with every cable tucked out of sight.
Read the story: A Power Outlet Installed Behind a Flush-Mounted TV in Manhattan
Manhattan, October 2026
An Office TV, a Sonos Arc and a Conference Bar Remounted on a Full-Motion Arm, Flatiron
A Flatiron office wanted its 65-inch LG OLED to swing away from the wall for easy cable access, with the Sonos Arc and video conference bar kept tidy. The crew took the old setup down, patched the wall and remounted everything on a full-motion arm.
Read the story: An Office TV, a Sonos Arc and a Conference Bar Remounted on a Full-Motion Arm, Flatiron

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What it looks like when finished

Finished Hiding Wires for TV: In-Wall Power Outlet & Cables jobs, photographed by us. Every one is a real New York City home or office.

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What customers say about Hiding Wires for TV: In-Wall Power Outlet & Cables

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Technicians are very knowledgeable and took me through every step of the way, they explained every hole they made and also took me through the electrical process so I could make a conscious decision on whether I wanted to proceed with the in wall electrical setup or if it wasn't a good idea to do so and why. These Guys are very dependable and I truly recommend NYC TV GUYS, ALSO VERY REASONABLE PRICING 👌
Jeffrey CorleyIn-Wall Cables
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Our Work

The Process

What to Expect

Estimated duration: About 90 minutes

Book Online & Send Wall Photos

Select this service and pick a date. After booking, send us a photo of the wall and the nearest existing outlet.

Technician Assesses Your Wall

Your technician inspects the wall structure, locates studs, and plans the cable route and new outlet placement.

New Power Outlet Installed

A new electrical outlet is installed directly behind where the TV will hang, so the power cord is completely hidden.

Cables Routed Through the Wall

HDMI and other cables are run through the wall from behind the TV down to your media devices. No visible wires anywhere.

TV Mounted & Everything Connected

The mount goes up, TV is hung, all devices are connected, and the wall is patched and cleaned up. The result is a perfectly clean, wire-free installation.

FAQ

Common Questions About Hiding Wires for TV: In-Wall Power Outlet & Cables

Yes — an electrician does the electrical part, and the new outlet is installed to meet local electrical codes. This is one of those jobs where hiring a professional installer really matters — electrical work done wrong is a safety risk. We're fully insured — $2M general liability and a separate $5M umbrella policy. Visit our FAQ page for more details on our insurance.

Yes — this service includes installing a brand-new power outlet directly behind the TV so there are zero visible cables. The power cord plugs in right behind the TV.

Your existing outlet stays where it is. We add a new outlet behind the TV and route all cables through the wall between the two points, so nothing is visible.

Yes — any openings we make for cable routing are covered with a brush plate, so they look like a finished outlet rather than an open hole. The work area is left clean and everything looks professional.

In-wall cable routing works on most standard drywall. For brick, concrete, or certain pre-war plaster walls, in-wall isn't possible — we'd recommend a standard TV mounting (from $175) instead. Send us a photo of your wall and we'll confirm the best approach.

Our power bridge service (from $349) routes cables through the wall using a two-plate kit — no new outlet needed, removable if you move, but drywall only. This in-wall service (from $599) installs a brand-new power outlet behind the TV and runs all cables inside the wall — fully permanent and fully code-compliant. Choose in-wall if you own your place and want the cleanest possible result.

Yes — add soundbar mounting (from $69) or LED backlighting (from $50) to your booking. Both are installed in the same visit. Add them in the cart when you book online.

We recommend at least 42 inches from the floor to the TV center for standard seating, and 48–60 inches for bedrooms. Use our free TV mounting height calculator to get the exact measurement for your TV size and viewing distance.

This service (from $599) covers TV mounting, a brand-new power outlet installed behind the TV, and the labor to pass your cables through the wall — HDMI, power, and any other connections. You provide the TV, mount bracket, and cables. Check our recommendations for the right mount, TV, and cables for your install. Learn how this compares to other options in our TV installation vs. mounting guide.

In-wall adds a permanent new outlet behind the TV, so it suits owners. If you rent, a power bridge (from $349) is removable — the plates come out and the cutouts are covered with a brush plate — and a cable cover (from $199) needs no holes at all.