Custom Fireplace & Media Wall Installation — Dallas
Electric fireplace inserts, TV framing, floating cabinets, speaker storage, built-ins, drywall finishing, and paint — planned and built as one complete installation by House Painting Triforce.
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One Project, From Framing to Finish
Fireplace Insert
Custom framing around any electric insert
TV Framing
Blocking, recessed areas, cable access
Cabinets
Floating, base, side, and open shelving
Drywall
Hang, tape, texture, and corner finish
Paint
Primer, wall, trim, and final touch-up
Keep the Existing Fireplace — or Build New?
You don't always need to remove everything. We inspect what's there before recommending unnecessary demolition. Removing more than necessary increases cost fast.
Fireplace Wall Planning & Build-Out
We plan the fireplace, TV, wall depth, storage and finish together before closing the wall.
How the Project Works
What affects fireplace and media wall project costs?
Fireplace and media walls are not priced by square footage alone. A simple electric fireplace build-out can be a very different project from a full media wall with cabinets, speakers, a recessed TV, and a complete paint finish. Here is what drives the final number:
Understanding these elements helps in creating an accurate estimate and ensures your vision is realized within your budget.
Scope & structure factors
- Existing wall condition
- Fireplace dimensions and model
- Wall depth required
- Framing complexity
- Demolition needed
- TV support and blocking
- Speaker and equipment storage
- Electrical preparation
- Number of site visits
Finish & materials factors
- Cabinet type (custom vs. modular)
- Drywall finish level
- Texture matching required
- Trim and caulking scope
- Paint — wall, trim, and touch-up
- Material pickup and protection
- Concealed conditions discovered
Fireplace & Media Wall FAQs
Common questions about electric fireplace inserts, TV mounting, media wall framing, cabinets, drywall, and finish work.
Can I install an electric fireplace in an existing fireplace?
Often, yes. An existing fireplace opening can sometimes be reused for an electric insert if the dimensions, depth, surrounding materials, and electrical setup work with the selected unit. We inspect what is already there before recommending removal or additional framing.
Can you build a media wall around an existing brick fireplace?
Yes, when the existing brick and surrounding structure are in serviceable condition. In many cases, we can preserve the existing fireplace and build new framing around it for the TV, electric insert, cabinets, shelving, or other media components.
Can a TV be mounted above an electric fireplace?
Yes, depending on the fireplace manufacturer's clearance requirements and the planned TV height. We can add proper blocking for the TV mount and plan the fireplace, mantel, outlet, and cable locations before the wall is closed.
Do you build floating cabinets for media walls?
Media wall projects can include floating cabinets, base cabinets, side storage, open shelving, speaker compartments, and equipment storage. When practical, ready-made or modular cabinets can also be incorporated instead of building everything custom.
Do you provide drywall and painting after framing?
Yes. Depending on the project scope, we can handle the framing, drywall installation, tape and finish work, texture or smooth-wall finishing, primer, caulking, and final paint so the media wall is completed as one coordinated project.
Do I need to buy the fireplace before framing begins?
Ideally, the fireplace model should be selected before final framing begins. The exact model determines the opening size, depth, required clearances, installation method, and electrical location. If you already selected a unit, send us the model number or installation manual with your project photos.
Planning a Fireplace or Media Wall?
Think the existing fireplace has to come out? It may not.
Removing more than necessary can increase cost fast. Send us 2–3 photos of the wall, your TV size, and the electric fireplace you’re considering. We’ll help determine what can stay, what needs to be built, and the best next step.