Exposed cables and surface-mounted conduits are a common frustration in homes and commercial spaces. They can make even a newly renovated property look unfinished and can raise safety and compliance concerns. Wall chasing is a clean, practical alternative that allows electrical, data, and plumbing services to be concealed within walls, delivering a neat and professional finish. What Is Wall Chasing? Wall chasing is the process of cutting controlled channels into masonry, brick, or plaster walls to install services internally. Once the cabling or piping is laid, the wall is patched, rendered, and finished, leaving no visible conduits or surface trunking. This approach is widely used during renovations, office fit-outs, retail refurbishments, and residential upgrades where a modern, uncluttered look is required. Why Exposed Cables Are an Issue Surface-run cables may seem convenient, but they often create long-term problems. Visually, they disrupt clean lines and interior design. Pra...