How To Install Power And HDMI Wires In The Wall For a Flat Screen TV | THEHANDYMAN | 

Probably $400. Just a shout out to "The Handy Man", I have been watching you for a couple years now. I hated working for my boss he was such a narcissist. For 3 .5 years I worked under him knowing that someday I would own my own business and become self-employed. I looked online around my third year and found you on RU-vid and it changed everything. The first video I watched was you saying " the reason why I'm self-employed is for more time and more money"! In that moment I was sold. I know this is a cheesy comment but I'm over here in Washington state killing it with my own business just bought a nice new truck nice trailer and making more money than I ever thought possible. Anytime I had a question or my confidence was low which was quite often I always turned to your RU-vid channel and got through it. You single-handedly change my life with your RU-vid channel. In April it will be two years in business. Thank you! 👍 And Sorry about the cheese. Haha

Instructions unclear, my neighbors house is now on fire.

My buddy laughed at me when I told him I was going to hang new drapes over a woman’s windows a couple months back. He wasn’t laughing when I told him what I was making for 45 mins of very light work (in comparison to roofing, my usual gig) and as my own boss! He’s now been asking constantly how he should price his mechanic work! I’ve been happy to help him and I appreciate you handyman! Thanks for the vids

Nice job, but a lot of work for a 24” tv…

Fun Fact, This is the TV they used on the dinner party episode of "The Office"

How did we ever work without an oscillating multi-tool??

I've been installing TVs for over 20 years, and without that power relocation you're probably looking at less than $100 thanks to all the task rabbit professional amateurs out there driving the prices down. It's awesome that you built such a great business that you can charge what the job is worth. I shall call you… Mentor

“Deez nuts, right here.” 😂

How much did you charge ?

I don't know why I'm watching this, my wall is concrete.

I literally did this today for myself after watching this video a week ago. Thank you so much! All your videos have been extremely helpful for my fixing up my house this last year.

As a professional electrician, I always fish wires from hard to easy.

I’m getting closer and closer to just launching out on my own after every video I see! Thanks for the great content and humor sprinkled throughout! My guess on cost is about $200-$250. Time and materials!

As a 15yr carpenter watching you do this easy stuff for good pay is super inspiring.👍🏼

I'm a commercial carpenter and millwright. Love your channel. Learned a lot just when I thought I had learned most of it. Some of the parts you use I've never seen before.

I like how in your videos you don’t just go into important details about any kind of craft you are executing, but different techniques about just working for yourself. On top of all that- teaching us younger guys how to just be men. Thank you.

As a licensed electrician I am very impressed with your electrical work. Most handymen can't be trusted with electricity. Nice work!

Dude. I’ve learned so much from you. And I’m making good money as a handyman. I just ordered one of your caulking gun t-shirts. First, because it’s f’ing cool, and second, to sling some money your way. Thanks, bro. 👍

Been watching you for a year or so now, first time commenting. Really enjoy your videos and as homeowner/DIYer learned quite a lot of tips from you. Kind of funny you posted this video, wife and I just moved our TV from over a fireplace to a different wall and I need to fix the dangling HDMI and power cord. Was just going to use one of the Legrand Wiremold in wall rated extension cord cable management kits which I used in a spare bedroom. But this actually looks doable though was having trouble following the wiring you where doing. Will have to re-watch and give my electrician father a call to sanity check for me.

I'm confident with DIY. I am buying my first house this week. For some reason I am terrified to do all these types of things that need to be done, even though I have done it for friends. Thank you for these videos that put my mind at ease!