Cedar Park is one of the Austin metro’s most established family suburbs — the NW community along 183 anchored around the Cedar Park Center and the growing tech and healthcare corridor, where family-oriented homes on generous lots feature real backyards with covered patios, pool decks, and outdoor entertaining spaces built for the long Central Texas outdoor season. So when a Cedar Park homeowner reached out about mounting their 55″ LG TV on the brick wall of their partially covered patio, we did the install professionally and had a straight conversation with them about what to realistically expect from an indoor TV in partially exposed outdoor conditions. That’s how we handle every value-focused decision — install what the customer wants installed, professionally, with honest information about what to plan for going forward. The setup was a 55″ LG TV mounted on a weatherproof-rated tilting wall mount attached directly to the brick wall of the homeowner’s partially covered patio. We diamond-drilled the brick carefully and anchored into the mortar joints wherever possible with masonry-rated anchors selected specifically for outdoor conditions (regular indoor masonry anchors corrode over time in outdoor Central Texas humidity and heat cycles — outdoor anchors are the correct call).

Allandale is one of Central Austin’s most desirable and thoughtfully preserved neighborhoods — the walkable grid between Burnet Road and Shoal Creek just north of 45th, where renovated mid-century homes and post-war bungalows sit alongside newer builds and generations of Central Austin professionals have built one of the most stable and design-conscious communities in the city. The living rooms here are intentional, and the buyer who invests in a 75″ Samsung Frame with a matching Sonos Arc Ultra is making a matched-quality decision — picking Samsung’s flagship art-display TV precisely because they don’t want a black rectangle dominating the room, and pairing it with Sonos’s newest flagship soundbar because they want audio that matches the picture without compromising the aesthetic. So when an Allandale homeowner reached out about installing exactly this combination — 75″ Frame plus Arc Ultra mounted underneath — we knew this was a customer who had done real research and expected the install to match the care they’d put into equipment selection. The setup was a 75″ Samsung Frame TV mounted on its included Slim Fit Wall Mount with a Sonos Arc Ultra soundbar wall-mounted directly below on a slim bracket at ear level from the couch.

Jester Estates is one of Austin’s most established affluent NW neighborhoods — the wooded hillside enclave off 2222 in the hills west of MoPac, where custom homes on generous lots take full advantage of the Hill Country topography and established professional families have built real primary living rooms sized for genuine large-format entertainment. So when a Jester Estates homeowner reached out about building out a flagship home theater package — an 85″ Sony Bravia 9 (Sony’s flagship Mini-LED) with a Sonos soundbar underneath — and asked us to source everything through our authorized dealer relationships, we made the offer we make on every complete dealer-package build: buy the equipment through us and the installation is included at no cost. One company, one appointment, one invoice, one team responsible for the entire build. The customer bought the 85″ Sony Bravia 9 and a matching Sonos soundbar through Bat City TV at authorized dealer pricing — sold, delivered, and professionally installed in one appointment at no additional installation cost. The Sony Bravia 9 is Sony’s flagship Mini-LED with roughly 4,000 nits peak brightness — genuinely one of the brightest and most cinematically tuned pictures in the entire TV market, powered by Sony’s

Round Rock is one of the Austin metro’s most established family communities — the professional-family suburb north of Austin along IH-35 anchored around the Dell campus and Old Settlers Park, where established homes on generous lots have real backyards built for outdoor entertaining and family time. Round Rock backyards often include brick or stone hardscape features, covered or partially covered patios, pool decks, and outdoor kitchens that make the yard a genuine second living space through most of the Central Texas year. So when a Round Rock homeowner reached out about installing a 55″ Samsung Terrace outdoor TV on their brick patio wall with an articulating pull-down mount so the TV could drop down to actual viewing height when they’re using the patio, we knew this was exactly the install where getting both the equipment choice and the mount choice right would deliver years of real outdoor entertaining value. The setup was a 55″ Samsung Terrace mounted on a heavy-duty articulating pull-down mount attached directly to the brick patio wall. Samsung Terrace is Samsung’s dedicated outdoor-rated TV lineup — purpose-built for outdoor use with weather sealing on every port and connection, high-brightness display (up to 2,000 nits for direct sun

Brentwood is one of Central Austin’s most beloved family neighborhoods — the walkable grid between Burnet Road and Lamar just north of 45th Street, where renovated 1940s and 50s bungalows and mid-century ranch homes sit alongside newer builds, and families have made it one of the most stable and desirable neighborhoods in the city. The kitchens here have almost universally been renovated during the last decade or two — open floor plans, real counter space, and enough visual room to make a small kitchen TV a genuine functional addition rather than an afterthought. So when a Brentwood homeowner reached out about installing a 43″ Samsung TV in their renovated kitchen with the wires hidden inside the wall, we knew this was exactly the install where getting the sizing right, the placement right, and the finished look clean were all equally important. The setup was a 43″ Samsung TV mounted on a low-profile fixed wall mount in the kitchen with power and signal cabling routed inside the wall via a UL-listed in-wall power transfer kit. We located and anchored into studs (even a 43″ TV at 25-35 pounds needs stud anchoring — drywall anchors alone pull out over time under any

Northwest Hills is one of Austin’s most established affluent neighborhoods — the wooded custom-home community between MoPac and Loop 360 in northwest Austin, where established professional families have built homes on generous lots designed to accommodate real primary living rooms sized for genuine large-format TVs. So when a Northwest Hills homeowner reached out about installing an 83″ LG G6 OLED — LG’s flagship Gallery series flush-mount OLED — with a recessed wall box behind it to eliminate any cord visibility or standoff from the wall, we knew this was exactly the install where the top-of-market OLED experience had to be delivered with the top-of-market install precision. The G-series exists specifically to be flush against the wall like framed art. Cutting corners on the cord management would defeat the whole point. The customer bought the 83″ LG G6 OLED through Bat City TV at authorized dealer pricing — sold, delivered, and installed in one appointment. The G6 is LG’s 2026 flagship Gallery series OLED, engineered from the ground up to sit flush against the wall like framed art rather than to protrude like a standard TV. It ships with LG’s Gallery Wall Mount specifically designed for near-flush mounting. Combined with a