In-Wall Wire Concealment in Mission Viejo
TV Mounting House Mission Viejo covers hiding the cables of a TV in Mission Viejo walls — in-wall rated power kits and CL3 HDMI run through a stud bay to a low plate or a cabinet — so the screen on the wall looks clean and the cords stay out of the room.
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In-Wall Wire Concealment in Mission Viejo, CA typically runs $200–$600 per TV in our 2026 estimator, depending on the TV size and the wall type. Use the estimator below for your own numbers.
How a rated kit is fitted
An in-wall rated power kit has an inlet behind the TV, an outlet near the console and a cable rated to run inside a wall. A CL3-rated HDMI cable sits alongside it. A small hole behind the TV and another low on the wall are cut with a hole saw; the cables are fished through the stud bay and finished with wall plates.
What the numbers show
- Inlet A small plate behind the TV takes the TV cord; it is part of the rated kit.
- Power cable Only a cable rated for in-wall use runs inside the wall, in an open stud bay.
- Low outlet The kit ends at a plate that plugs into the existing receptacle near the floor.
- Signal cable A CL3-rated HDMI cable runs apart from the power, in the next bay.
- Stud The cables run inside the bays between studs and are fished, not stapled across the framing.
What stops a clean run
A wall is not always an open channel. A horizontal fire block, a stud, insulation or a vent can sit in the path. The installer probes with a small camera or a bent rod, and if the bay is blocked, the choice is a different route, a surface raceway or a stop at the nearest open bay.
- Fire block: a horizontal board across the stud bay.
- Insulation: can snag the cable.
- Shared wall in an attached home: left uncut; the run goes another way.
Where concealment is not the right choice
Masonry walls and a wall shared with a neighbor are poor candidates for an in-wall run. A paintable raceway gives a tidy result without cutting anything. A new outlet behind the TV is separate electrical work for an electrician.
In-Wall Wire Concealment — common questions
What does hiding the wires cost in Mission Viejo?
The add-on runs about $95–$160 in 2026, on top of the mount.
Is a power extension cord allowed inside the wall?
No. Only in-wall rated kits are used, and a new outlet is an electrician's job.
Availability & price range
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