Aerials and TV Wall Mounting FAQs

The cost depends on access, the aerial required, cable routes, parts and whether repairs or extra TV points are needed. A free quotation is provided before work starts.

Yes. Existing aerials, brackets, masts, cables, amplifiers, splitters and TV tuning can be checked before advising whether repair or replacement is best.

Picture break-up can be caused by weak signal, damaged cable, water ingress, poor connections, amplifier faults, splitters, local reception conditions or tuning issues.

Not always. Some Freeview problems can be fixed with repairs, retuning or better cabling. A new aerial may be recommended if the current one is damaged, old or unsuitable.

Yes. Additional TV points can usually be installed for bedrooms, kitchens, extensions, offices and other rooms where a suitable cable route is available.

Same-day visits may be available depending on diary space, location and the type of fault. Calling is the fastest way to check availability.

A chimney installation may be possible if the chimney, access and fixing points are suitable. The property and signal conditions need to be assessed first.

Most flat screen TVs can be wall mounted if they have suitable mounting points and the wall can safely support the TV and bracket.

You can supply a suitable bracket, or advice can be given on fixed, tilt and full-motion options for your TV size, wall type and viewing position.

Cable hiding depends on wall type, socket position, safety requirements and access. Practical cable management options can be discussed before work starts.

Yes. Soundbars can often be mounted or positioned during the same visit and connected to compatible TVs or devices.

Yes. Free quotations are available for aerial installation, aerial repairs, signal fault finding, Freeview setup, additional TV points and TV wall mounting.