Wire fishing and hidden installs in Greater Cincinnati.

Fishing cable through a finished wall is the work we are best at. We hide the wire, retrofit cameras, doors, and network gear into houses that were not built for them, and leave the trim looking the way we found it. The job is done right the first time, so you are not paying for a return trip to hide what should have been inside the wall. The same crew troubleshoots and repairs what quit. A technician walks the house and writes the quote. There is no salesman on the call.

Wires stay hidden · Hard retrofits · Five-star finish · Right the first time

Why low-voltage customers hire the electrical crew

If you are pricing cameras, a door station, or Wi-Fi, this is the page that shows how we treat the house. The gear only looks right if the cable is hidden and the install works the day we leave.

Fishing the wall

Attic, crawlspace, or a small opening behind the device. We find a path that already exists, pull the cable through, and the finished room does not grow a plastic raceway.

Inside the wall

Hard places

Brick, plaster, a packed closet, a finished basement, a soffit with no access. Retrofit is the specialty — a camera, a door station, an access point, or a TV where the house was not built with a wire waiting.

Finished houses

Hidden on purpose

Drops land behind the device. Extra cable stays in the attic or the closet, labeled where the next person can find it. The paint and the trim stay the point of the room.

You should not see it

Right the first time

The path is chosen on the walk, then pulled once. A missed path means another hole and another trip. That second trip is the expensive one. Doing it once saves the time and the money.

One pull, then we test

Troubleshooting and repairs

A dead outlet, a breaker that trips, a camera with no picture, a door that stopped unlocking. We find the fault and repair it. We do not start by replacing the whole system.

Find it, then fix it

A five-star finish

Straight devices, hidden cable, and the house put back. Local Google reviews on this work are five-star. That is the standard we install to, and the reviews are from jobs we actually did.

Read the reviews

Electrical work you can see

These are jobs we did. Panels and Duke service are line-voltage work. Call the shop for availability on that. The same habit — dress the wire, label it, leave it ready — is what shows up inside a finished house.

Panel

Opened, landed, and ready for the inspector. Full slots, heat in the can, or a 200-amp upgrade.

Open meter base with service conductors and a 200-amp breaker

Duke meter base

Opened up. Service conductors landed, and the 200-amp breaker is in place.

Repairs

Outlets, switches, lighting, fans, a dedicated circuit, a generator interlock, an EV charger circuit. Knob-and-tube and cloth cable come out when an insurer or a buyer asks. Troubleshooting is part of the call, not an add-on we dodge.

Free estimate. Permit and inspection when the county requires it. 10-year workmanship on electrical and grounding we install.

Hire TEK for the house

We are a licensed electrical company. A technician looks at the path before a hole is cut. If the gear is already on the way from the store, we can still fish it.

Hire us

Call the shop. Schedule a free consultation and estimate. A certified technician walks the house, finds the path for the wire, and quotes the labor. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it. No salesman. Cameras, doors, alarms, and network cable are quoted on the I-275 loop and inside it. Outside the loop, call for a quote. For panels, meter bases, and other electrical work, call for availability.

Schedule a free consultation

Something quit

Call for troubleshooting and a repair. We trace the circuit or the cable, tell you what failed, and fix that. A camera, a door, an outlet, or a breaker. You get the finding before we start swapping equipment. Same rule: nothing is scheduled until you approve it.

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What you are hiring us to do

A path planned before the wall is opened, a pull that lands the first time, and a finish you would let a guest see.

01 · Walk the houseWhere the device goes, where the wire can travel, and which opening we can use without tearing the room apart.

02 · Pull it onceCable inside the wall. Device where it belongs. Power and picture tested before we put the tools away.

03 · Close it upHoles closed, wire hidden, labels in the closet. We leave when it works.

Rates

Security and low voltage · I-275 loop and inside

$85 / hour

Cameras, alarms, doors, network, TV, and the fishing that hides that cable. 2-hour minimum. $55 trip within 25 miles. Written quote before we start.

Electrical · call for availability

$110 / hour

Panels, Duke meter bases, knob-and-tube, lighting, troubleshooting, and repairs. 2-hour minimum. $55 trip within 25 miles. 10-year workmanship on electrical and grounding we install.