Las Vegas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, and Boise areas electrical referral
TV-area outlets and home office electrical
Outlets behind wall-mounted TVs, home office circuits, and clean cable-ready power.
Start a request for this serviceWhat homeowners commonly request
- Add a recessed outlet behind a wall-mounted TV
- Add outlets for a home office setup
- Run a dedicated circuit for office equipment
- Add network-friendly passthroughs
What the service may involve
- Adding a branch-circuit outlet at the TV or desk location
- Installing a recessed clock-hanger or power-inlet box
- Routing low-voltage passthroughs (kept separate from power)
- Adding a dedicated circuit for high-load office equipment when needed
Factors that affect scope and estimates
- Wall construction (wood framing vs. masonry)
- Distance from the panel or an accessible circuit
- Whether the TV is on an exterior or shared wall
- Whether network or HDMI cabling is also wanted
Actual estimates come from a contractor who can see your home. Ohm Sweet Home Connect does not quote prices.
Helpful project preparation
- Mark the TV location and where equipment will sit
- Have the TV mount specs
- Note where existing outlets and the panel are
Not an emergency service
For fire, smoke, burning smell, or an active electrical hazard, call 911.
FAQs
Can power and low-voltage cables share the same box?
Power and low-voltage wiring are typically kept separate. A contractor can install a separate passthrough for AV/network cables.
Do I need a dedicated circuit for a home office?
Not always. A dedicated circuit can help with high-load equipment (multiple monitors, a server, a laser printer). A contractor assesses your actual loads.