Milledgeville, GA
(478) 442-5358

From $69

In-Wall Cord Concealment, Nothing Showing Under the Screen

The cable runs inside the wall instead of down the front of it. First floor is $140 with the parts included or $89 if you supply them, second floor is $110 or $69, and an outer wall run is $69 or $49.99.

Chapter 01

The Visible Drop Is What Gives a Good Mount Away

A television can be mounted dead level with a perfectly framed picture and still look amateur, because of what hangs down the wall underneath it. Surface raceway, a run of cable ties, a power strip left sitting on the mantel: those are the tells, and they are the reason a homeowner in Milledgeville or anywhere else across Middle Georgia calls Laslar Tech Installs after living with a plain mount for a while.

There is also a code reason this is not a do-it-yourself job with a fish tape and a hope. Running standard TV power cable inside a wall cavity is not to code, because that cable is not rated for it. Getting cords out of sight the right way means the low voltage side and the power side are handled differently, not fished through the same hole and called done.

Close-up detail shot of a wall outlet and a torpedo level staged on a TV mounting bracket rail

Close-up detail shot of a wall outlet and a torpedo level staged on a TV mounting bracket rail

Fishing the Run, and a Fire-Safe Kit Where One Is Needed

The HDMI and any other low voltage cable get fished through the cavity to a plate mounted flush behind the screen, so nothing crosses the wall on the surface. Where power needs to travel with it, that goes in through a fire-safe recessed power kit built for exactly this use, not a household extension cord tucked out of sight.

First floor and second floor jobs are priced differently for a real reason: it is the attic or crawl space access above and below the run that changes the job, not the cable itself. A second floor room with an accessible attic above it is often the faster of the two, which is reflected in the rate.

Chapter 03

A Documented Route, Covered for Life

What you are left with is a wall with nothing showing, and a documented route so that if the wall ever needs to be opened again for another reason, whoever does it knows exactly where the cable runs rather than guessing with a stud finder.

The lifetime workmanship warranty covers the run and the plates the same as it covers every other service on the price list. First floor is $140 with parts or $89 if you supply them, second floor is $110 or $69, outer wall cord management is $69 or $49.99, and adding an outlet behind the device starts at $150. Call (478) 442-5358 to get a rate for your wall.

Laslar Tech Installs, lifetime workmanship warranty on the run and every plate we fit. Call (478) 442-5358.