Under-TV soundbar mounts
Bar centered to the screen, gap even, brackets rated for the weight — and the power and HDMI runs hidden inside the wall with the TV’s.
Clean in-wall wiringNo cables on show
Calibrated & tunedSet up for your room
Gear out of sightRacks, closets, cabinets
Open 7 days6 AM – 9 PM
Level, centered, silent wiring
What this actually involves
A soundbar install fails in small, visible ways: a quarter-inch off center, a droop at one end, a power cord dangling to the outlet. And it fails in one invisible way — plugged into the wrong HDMI port, so the TV quietly plays through its own tiny speakers anyway.
Surround & rear speakers
Rears placed at the right height and angle for your seating — wired through walls or ceiling, so the only cords in the room are none.
Atmos & height channels
Up-firing modules placed where your ceiling can actually bounce them — or honest advice to go in-ceiling when a vaulted room defeats the trick.
Configured, then proven
ARC/eARC on the right port, TV sound output set to the bar, a movie scene played before we leave. Plugged in is not the same as working.
The part that matters
The port matters as much as the bracket
HDMI sound only returns from a TV through one specific port — the one labelled ARC or eARC — and the TV’s sound output has to be pointed at the bar, a setting TVs quietly reset after power cuts and updates. It is the single most common reason a brand-new soundbar “doesn’t work.”
So the install is two crafts: the visible one — level, centered, no wires — and the invisible one, where the handshake between TV and bar is configured and tested. We do both, and we leave the remote programmed so volume just works.
- Any brand — Sonos, Samsung, Bose, Vizio & more
- In-wall power & cable concealment
- Wireless subs placed & paired
- ARC/eARC configured
- One remote for volume
In their words
What our customers say
★★★★★
I really want to give Kalieb and crew 10 stars. We live where power gets turned off by Edison. I told this to Kalieb and he made it here to install the receiver and do all the connections needed before the power went out. I now have this amazing system and it’s all due to them. I highly recommend this company.
Emma L.
★★★★★
This is the second time I’ve had Kalieb install TVs in my home. He is always very fast to respond, very knowledgeable, friendly, and amazing at what he does. I’d recommend him every time and will definitely use him in the near future.
Sara Abbott
★★★★★
Extremely professional, responsive and knowledgeable. Had other audio/visual companies look at my TV issues without solutions. Kalieb within 15 minutes found the issue, corrected it, and didn’t charge for a small item that needed replacing. Look no further if you have any audio/visual issues.
Gary Riebesell
Straight answers
Questions we get asked every week
Can the soundbar mount to the TV instead of the wall?
Some brackets hang the bar off the TV's own mount holes, and it works — but a wall mount is sturdier, keeps the bar level independently, and survives TV swaps. We fit whichever suits your setup.
Do wireless rear speakers really have no wires?
They are wireless to the soundbar, but each still needs power. Part of a clean install is placing them where an outlet exists — or concealing the power run so it looks like they need nothing.
My soundbar is mounted but the TV speakers still play — why?
The classic handshake miss: wrong HDMI port or the TV's sound output setting flipped back. That configuration check is a standard part of every mount we do.
Is a soundbar or full surround better for my room?
Depends on the room and the years you'll use it — we wrote an honest guide comparing them, and the phone version of that advice is free: call and describe the room.