What you gain from careful installation
Fewer picture faults
Sound positioning and cabling help reduce pixelation and missing channels.
Useful cable routes
We plan how the cable reaches each point without needless twists and detours.
A tested result
We tune the equipment and check reception before treating the job as finished.
A clear picture starts with the right setup
Missing channels and a picture that breaks into blocks can point to an aerial system that no longer suits the property. We begin by checking your reception needs, the building, existing cable and every television point that must receive a signal. We then choose an appropriate aerial and a secure mounting position. Correct alignment matters, but so do the less visible parts of the job. We route coaxial cable carefully, make sound connections and connect the television equipment. Once everything is in place, we tune and test the setup so you can see the result rather than simply hope the picture behaves when we leave.
A useful price guide with no guesswork
A typical TV aerial installation costs about £170 plus VAT. This is a guide because access, the type of mounting, cable routes and the number of television points can change what the job involves. Before the appointment, tell us which rooms need a signal and whether we can reach relevant loft spaces and outside mounting areas. Clear access helps us bring the right equipment and avoids a tour of cupboards that nobody has opened since moving day. We plan the installation around the property rather than forcing the same arrangement onto every home.
Frequently asked questions
Is £170 plus VAT the final installation price?
It's a useful guide for a typical installation, not a fixed price for every property. Roof access, mounting needs, cable length and the number of television points all affect the job. We consider those details before confirming what your installation requires.
Do you check my existing aerial cable?
Yes. We assess the existing cable and connections as part of planning the installation. A new aerial cannot give its best result through damaged or unsuitable cabling, so we look at the complete route to the television points that need service.
What access will you need on the day?
We'll need access to the televisions and rooms being connected, along with any relevant loft space and the exterior mounting area. Please move fragile items away from the work route and tell us about locked gates or other restrictions beforehand.