Auckland home theatre cabling, wired cleanly, from $650 per room.
Whether it's a new media room or a lounge AV upgrade, we plan, run, terminate and test every cable before your electrician mounts the TV. No dangling HDMIs. No stapled speaker wire. No "we'll tidy it later."
Free on-site AV survey
We walk the room with you, mark screen and speaker positions, plan every concealed route, and email a fixed-price quote within 24 hours.
- 45 mins on-site, usually same week
- Fixed-price written quote in 24 hours
- Honest read on what the room can support
- Free coordination call for builders & PMs
Auckland-wide · licensed electrician on hand
Four ways we wire a home theatre
Same crew, same standards, whether it's one lounge wall or a whole house.
Concealed cabling
Every cable behind the wall, in the ceiling or under the floor. Nothing dangling, nothing stapled, nothing "tidied later".
Full AV integration
TV, projector, receiver, streaming box and speakers all wired to one plan so the whole system talks to itself properly.
Multiroom audio + video
Music in the kitchen, the match on the deck, a film in the media room, distributed from one place, not five apps.
New builds + retrofits
Pre-wire while the walls are open, or retrofit into an existing home through the ceiling void and subfloor.
You've got the TV. Maybe a soundbar. But then it all starts to unravel.
Cables visible down the wall. Sound that never quite balances. A streaming box that drops out at the worst moment. Three remotes fighting over one input. None of that is a gear problem, it's what happens when good equipment is connected badly.
A cowboy AV install mounts the TV, dangles the HDMI, hides nothing in-wall, staples the speaker wire to the skirting and calls it done. We do the opposite: plan the routes first, run everything concealed, test every cable, and hand you a label directory so the next change takes minutes.
Cables visible behind the TV
In-wall HDMI and power relocation puts them out of sight for good.
Surround sound that never balances
Speaker positions planned to the seating line, not to where the cable happened to reach.
Streaming that buffers mid-film
A wired Cat6 drop to the TV ends the WiFi lottery.
Devices that won't talk to each other
One wiring plan for the whole rack instead of six one-off fixes.
What we wire in a home theatre
Six lanes of work. You might need one of them or all six, the survey tells us which.
TV & projector HDMI runs
Concealed HDMI from the screen position to the equipment location, pulled through conduit so a future upgrade is a swap, not a wall repair.
In-wall, conduited, tested end to end