Westover Hills is one of west Austin’s most distinguished and private communities — a quiet neighborhood of estate-sized homes and gracious properties tucked west of MoPac along Bull Creek Road, known for its generous lot sizes, mature trees, and the kind of outdoor living spaces that define Texas entertaining at its finest. The homes here are built for life lived both inside and out, with covered patios, outdoor kitchens, and fireplaces that make the backyard feel like an extension of the home. When a Westover Hills homeowner reached out to Bat City TV about installing a 75-inch Hisense Canvas TV above their outdoor stucco fireplace, the project was exactly the kind of challenge we love — a premium art-mode display, a challenging outdoor surface, and an installation environment that required every step to be done right from the first anchor. The install was a 75-inch Hisense Canvas TV mounted above an outdoor stucco fireplace — combining two of the more technically demanding installation scenarios into a single job. Stucco requires specific anchoring hardware and careful drilling technique to avoid cracking the surface, and outdoor fireplace mounts demand additional consideration for heat exposure, weather resistance, and viewing angle from outdoor seating.

Crestview is one of central Austin’s most beloved established neighborhoods — a charming grid of mid-century bungalows and updated cottages along Burnet Road and Anderson Lane, tucked between Allandale to the west and North Loop to the east. With its walkable streets, proximity to the Crestview Shopping Center, and the kind of tight-knit community feel that makes longtime residents never want to leave, it attracts homeowners who invest thoughtfully in their spaces. When a Crestview homeowner reached out to Bat City TV about installing their Hisense Canvas TV, they were after the same thing every art TV buyer wants — a display that disappears into the wall when it’s not in use, looking like a framed piece of art rather than a dormant screen. The finished install delivered exactly that, and the side profile tells the whole story. The install was a 55-inch Hisense Canvas TV mounted flush to a drywall wall in a Crestview living room — and the detail that stood out most was just how slim the finished setup looked from the side. The Hisense Canvas is engineered to sit tight against the wall with minimal gap between the back of the panel and the surface, and

St. Johns is one of north Austin’s most authentic and evolving neighborhoods — a grid of well-kept homes and updated bungalows along North Loop Boulevard and St. Johns Avenue, close to the eclectic shops and restaurants of the North Loop corridor and just minutes from the Domain and I-35. It’s a neighborhood that’s been home to longtime Austinites for decades and has seen a wave of new energy in recent years as more people discover the value and character it offers. When a St. Johns homeowner reached out to Bat City TV about mounting their 65-inch TCL TV, the ask was exactly what we hear every day across north Austin — get it on the wall, do it right, and leave the room looking better than when we arrived. The install was a 65-inch TCL TV mounted on a drywall wall in a St. Johns home — a clean, solid mount executed with the same precision we bring to every job regardless of TV size or brand. TCL makes an excellent display at the 65-inch size, packing strong picture performance into a competitive price point, and a well-executed wall mount makes the most of that investment. We located the studs,

Montopolis is one of southeast Austin’s most established and tight-knit communities — a historic neighborhood east of I-183 along the Colorado River, with a mix of longtime residents, updated homes, and newer neighbors drawn by the neighborhood’s proximity to East Riverside, the Airport Boulevard corridor, and the growing southeast Austin scene. It’s a neighborhood in the middle of a quiet evolution, with homeowners investing in their spaces and making them feel like home. When a Montopolis resident reached out to Bat City TV about mounting their 60-inch TV, the goal was simple: get it on the wall and get the cords covered so the room felt clean and put together. One visit, done right. The install was a 60-inch TV mounted on a drywall wall with all cables managed using a surface-mounted cord cover — a clean, paintable raceway that runs flush along the wall surface from the TV down to the outlet. We located the studs, confirmed solid anchor points for the bracket, and mounted the TV level and secure at the right viewing height for the room’s seating. The cord cover was measured and cut to length, mitered at any transitions, and pressed flush against the wall with

East Riverside Drive is one of Austin’s most active apartment corridors — a dense stretch of complexes, condos, and townhomes running east of I-35 along the Colorado River, home to a mix of students, young professionals, and longtime Austin renters who want affordability and access in equal measure. With Town Lake just to the north and the growing South Austin scene close by, East Riverside residents are making their apartments feel like home — and that increasingly means getting the TV off the entertainment center and onto the wall. When an East Riverside renter reached out to Bat City TV about mounting their 50-inch Vizio, they had one firm requirement: no holes in the walls beyond the mount itself, and every cord covered cleanly. We had the right solution ready. The install was a 50-inch Vizio TV mounted on a drywall wall with all cables managed using an external paintable cord cover — a surface-mounted raceway that runs flush along the wall from the TV down to the outlet below. We located the studs, anchored the bracket securely, and hung the Vizio at the ideal viewing height for the apartment’s seating layout. The cord cover was measured and cut precisely,

Bryker Woods is one of central Austin’s most charming hidden gems — a quiet neighborhood of well-kept bungalows and updated cottages tucked between Rosedale, Allandale, and Tarrytown along 35th Street. With its walkable streets, proximity to Pease Park, and the kind of neighborly character that makes longtime residents never want to leave, it attracts homeowners who invest seriously in their spaces and know exactly what they want. When a Bryker Woods homeowner reached out to Bat City TV about mounting their 65-inch TV and getting a soundbar installed below it, the goal was a clean, complete setup that matched the care they had put into the rest of their home — TV at the right height, soundbar dialed in underneath, and everything looking like it was always meant to be there. The install was a 65-inch TV mounted on a drywall wall with a soundbar installed directly below the display — a two-piece setup that required careful planning of both mount positions before a single anchor went into the wall. We located the studs, confirmed the TV bracket placement for optimal viewing height from the room’s seating arrangement, and then planned the soundbar mount position relative to the TV so