This Miramar, FL project called for a TV wall mount with full in-wall cable concealment — no visible wires, no external cord cover, just a clean wall.
Finding the path
Before drilling anything, we map the stud bay behind the TV location for fire blocks — horizontal 2x4s built into the wall between studs for fire safety. A blocked bay means fishing cable around it instead of straight down, so we check this first rather than discover it mid-job.
Why we don't just push a power cord through the wall
Running a standard power cord inside a wall cavity is a fire code violation — household wiring inside walls has to be in fixed conduit or cable rated for it, not a flexible extension cord. So the low-voltage side (HDMI, optical, any streaming-box cabling) runs through the wall cavity via fish tape, but power gets its own path: an in-wall power relocation kit, which is really two low-profile outlets — one behind the TV, one at the original outlet location — connected through the wall by a factory-rated cable built for exactly this. The TV plugs in directly behind itself; nothing runs to the floor.
Mount and level
TV goes up on a full-motion or fixed bracket, sized to the wall's stud spacing, laser-leveled before the final torque pass.
The result: a wall-mounted TV with zero visible cabling and a code-compliant power path behind it, not just wires tucked behind a cord cover.
Looking for TV mounting with in-wall cable concealment in Miramar or anywhere in South Florida? Hero TV Mount handles both the mount and the wiring — call or text (754) 340-1000 to schedule.
