TV Mounting Service Area in Austin, TX
We are a service-area business: there is no showroom, the crew comes to you. Coverage is weighted toward West Austin and the Hill Country, where the homes that book multi-room and whole-home projects tend to be, with single-room installs across the rest of the city.
Each neighborhood below has its own page because each one changes the job: plaster in Tarrytown and Pemberton Heights, limestone in Westlake and Barton Hills, steel studs and building rules downtown. Type your ZIP into the booking widget on any page and your exact address is checked against our coverage.
Neighborhood pages
Where we work most
- Westlake78746Large custom homes with limestone fireplaces, tall great-room walls, and covered outdoor living, which usually adds up to a multi-room package rather than a single screen.
- Tarrytown78703A block-by-block mix of 1930s-to-60s originals and complete rebuilds, so the wall construction, and the plan, is confirmed room by room rather than assumed.
- Barton Hills78704Mid-century ranch homes on slab foundations with eight-foot ceilings and limestone feature walls, which changes both the mounting height and the cable route.
- Rollingwood78746A small incorporated city of large lots and recent rebuilds, where a dedicated media room, a great room, and a home office usually get planned as one wiring project.
- Pemberton Heights78703Historic 1920s-to-40s homes with original plaster, trim, and built-ins that need to survive the install untouched, which shapes both the anchoring and where the cable can go.
- Davenport Ranch78746Hillside homes with two-story living rooms and big view windows, which means glare is the real design problem and a full-motion mount is usually the answer.
- Zilker78704Pier-and-beam bungalows next to modern infill with steel framing and roof decks, two construction types that call for different anchors and different cable routes.
- Downtown Austin78701High-rise condos where the building sets the rules: certificates of insurance, freight elevator reservations, work-hour windows, and walls that range from steel stud to solid concrete.
By Design
Why the plan changes by address
Method matches the wall
Plaster in Tarrytown, limestone in Westlake and Barton Hills, steel stud and concrete in the downtown high-rises — each takes a different anchor and a different hand. The crew works from the construction type first, which is also why each neighborhood gets its own page instead of one generic install script.
Coverage checked, not guessed
Coverage leans toward West Austin and the Hill Country, but nobody eyeballs a map to confirm a job. The booking widget checks your ZIP against the live service area in real time, so the slot you book is a slot that’s actually covered.
Whole-home, one plan
A whole-home job — mounts in three rooms, a media wall, a home theater — gets planned and quoted as one project, not a string of separate visits. That holds whether the address is a limestone build in Westlake or a concrete high-rise downtown.
Also serving
Whole-home projects beyond the core
We also take on whole-home and multi-room projects throughout Lakeway, Bee Cave, Steiner Ranch, Circle C Ranch, Dripping Springs, Lost Creek, and the surrounding Hill Country. These areas do not get their own page, because a page that said nothing specific about them would not help you; the ZIP check on any page confirms coverage for your address in a few seconds.
- Lakeway
- Bee Cave
- Steiner Ranch
- Circle C Ranch
- Dripping Springs
- Lost Creek
The same price table covers every address on this map: base labor from $99, priced by screen size. Whole-home packages are scoped in a short consultation and quoted as one project. See starting prices →
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