Bedroom, kitchen, loft conversion, garden room or office over the garage — fed from your existing aerial via a properly amplified distribution system, with cabling concealed under floors, in lofts or in colour-matched trunking. From £160 fixed price, signal tested on every new point.
Most jobs go up into the loft, across the joists, and drop down inside the wall into a flush wall plate — completely invisible from the room. Where lofts aren't accessible (flats, modern builds with foamed-in roofs) we run cable along the outside in colour-matched trunking that disappears against the brickwork.
One aerial signal split across more than 2 TVs starts to lose strength — channels pixelate, some refuse to tune. The fix is a powered distribution amplifier (3-way, 4-way or 8-way) fitted in the loft, which boosts the signal before splitting it. We include this in the quote whenever it's needed — no later 'I told you so' callbacks.
Loft conversion fed from the aerial above it. Garden offices and gym studios fed via outdoor-rated coax with a weatherproofed splitter. Annexe and granny flat installs done routinely — we work alongside your builder if the conversion is in progress, or retrofit cleanly into finished rooms.
One new point from your existing aerial, with cabling concealed and a flush wall plate, is £160 fixed. Two points £220, four points £320. Distribution amp included if your existing aerial can't drive the new load.
Almost never — your existing aerial usually has plenty of signal to split. We test signal strength on arrival and only suggest a new aerial if there's a genuine reason.
Yes, but minimally — typically a single neat hole at the new wall-plate position. We feed cable through lofts and floor voids wherever possible, so the visible work is just the new socket itself.
Yes — we use outdoor-rated coax and weatherproofed splitters. Most garden room installs are done in under 2 hours.
Yes — any TV with Freeview built in. We hand over with signal tested and the TV retuned.