If you are looking for 98 inch TV installation Buda TX homeowners can trust, it starts with how fast this area has grown. Buda sits just south of Austin along I-35 in Hays County, next to Kyle, and many of its homes are newer builds with open living rooms that are made for big screens. Families moving into those homes tend to want one big screen as the center of the room, and that is where a 98-inch TV comes in. We have worked in the area before, including a Samsung Frame TV install in nearby Kyle, and this Buda job was a step up in size. So when a Buda-area homeowner needed a 98-inch TV and a 75-inch TV mounted, each with a soundbar, we sent two technicians.

The two TVs from this project are the focus here. The 98-inch TV went up with a soundbar. The 75-inch TV went on a full-motion mount, also with a soundbar. The job included two soundbar installations, a power relocation kit to keep a power cord out of sight, a 10-foot HDMI cable, and a second technician. A 98-inch TV is a two-technician job every time. We do not ask customers to help with installs at this size, because the screen is large, heavy, and easy to damage during the lift. A full-motion mount lets the 75-inch TV pull out and angle toward the seating, which helps when the couch is not directly in front of the wall. A soundbar installation means more than setting a bar on a shelf. It is placed and connected so the TV controls the volume, and the bar sits where it will not block the screen or the remote sensor. The power relocation kit puts a receptacle behind the TV, connected by in-wall-rated wiring to a second receptacle at normal outlet height, because a standard TV power cord is not rated to run inside a wall. Cord concealment comes in three options: a power relocation kit that hides the power cord inside the wall, external concealment for walls that cannot be cut into, and a recessed outlet swap. Each shows up as an option on the quote, so you choose what the room needs. Finished install: a 98-inch TV and a 75-inch TV on the wall, each with a soundbar, and an in-wall power kit keeping a power cord out of sight.

The question we hear most about a 98-inch TV is whether it is too big. We talk through the room and the mounting height with you, and we get your approval before any holes are drilled. Size matters for the installation price too. Our base installation price is set by TV size, and a 98-inch TV has its own size tier. Mount type, cord concealment, and wall surface are separate options on the quote. The mount can be flush, tilt, or full-motion, and there is a MantelMount for over a fireplace, so the final price depends on the room and the wall. The 98-inch also asks more of the installation: a heavier-duty mount, a second technician, and a wall that can carry the load. A soundbar matters more at this size too. TV speakers sound thin next to a screen this large, so a soundbar is close to a requirement, and it is a better match for a big picture than the speakers built into the TV.

Bat City TV serves Buda, Kyle, Manchaca, and the I-35 corridor south of Austin, along with all of Austin. We handle every wall surface, from drywall to brick, stone, and tile, plus fireplaces, in-wall wire concealment, soundbars, and home theater systems. Extra-large TVs, including 98-inch and larger, are always installed with two technicians. We are authorized dealers for Samsung, including the Frame and Frame Pro lines, LG, Sony, and Sonos, so a TV and a soundbar can be bought and installed through one company.

Bat City TV has been in business for 9 years, with 15 years in the AV industry, and has 440+ Google reviews at 4.9 stars. We are an authorized dealer for Samsung, LG, Sony, and Sonos. If you are planning a big-screen installation in Buda or anywhere south of Austin, call 512-865-6185, visit batcitytv.com, or request a free quote at batcitytv.com/quote.