Bedroom TV point
Most common extra-point request. Cable usually runs through the loft and down inside the wall cavity — outlet appears neatly at low level, ready for the TV.
What we cover
Common extra-TV-point jobs we do every week
If your room is on this list, there's a strong chance we've added a point to one like it nearby this month.
Kitchen TV point
Wall-mounted screen above the worktop or in a breakfast nook. We coordinate with electrical sockets so the wall plate sits cleanly with the rest.
Garden room / annexe TV feed
Outdoor-rated coax buried or clipped along the discreet route. The outbuilding gets full Freeview plus any satellite feed you have.
Home office TV / monitor feed
TV point at desk height for a wall-mounted display — useful for traders, broadcasters and meeting rooms that need live feeds.
Loft conversion
TV outlet planned in during second fix, or retrofitted after the room is finished — cable runs along eaves and down inside the new stud wall.
Conservatory TV point
Tricky because of the glass and no convenient wall cavity. We bring the cable in at floor level along the original house wall, with a neat outlet flush to the plinth.
Multi-room re-balance
Already have three TV points and adding a fourth? We add a properly-rated distribution amplifier so the whole system stays balanced.
Pre-decoration first fix
Decorating a room? Get the TV cable run before the plasterer and decorator come in — we'll first-fix the cabling and return for the wall plate after.
Extra TV point installation across Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire — bedrooms, kitchens, conservatories, garden rooms, home offices, garages and lofts. Neat in-wall cable runs as standard, no surface trunking unless you ask for it, properly screened wall plates, signal-balanced amplifier so every TV gets the same strong picture. Each additional point is fixed price including parts, fitting and weatherproofing.
An extra TV point that looks like it was always there
Adding a TV point shouldn't mean trunking running across your skirting board or a hole drilled clumsily through a wall. We add extra TV outlets cleanly — cable run inside the wall cavity, behind plasterboard, through the loft, under the floor or down a service riser. Wall plates are screened and colour-matched. Every existing outlet is re-tested on the meter so you don't gain one TV point and lose signal on another. Most extra-point jobs in Bucks or Herts are completed in two to three hours and quoted at a fixed price.
What's included
- ✓Extra TV outlet in any room — bedroom, kitchen, garden room, office
- ✓In-wall cable runs as standard, no surface trunking
- ✓Screened wall plates and quality WF100 coax
- ✓Multi-room signal amplifier where extra outlets need it
- ✓TV tuning and channel scan on the new outlet before we leave
- ✓Re-balance of existing outlets so none lose signal
- ✓Loft, garage, outbuilding and garden-room feeds
- ✓Fixed price per additional point — no surprises
Pricing guide
Honest, upfront pricing. Exact quotes depend on property type, access and equipment. Every price includes parts, labour and our two-year guarantee — we'll confirm the exact cost before we start.
- Additional TV point (same floor, normal run)from £160
- Additional TV point (cross-floor or long run)from £200
- Two-room additional points (same visit)from £280
- Garden room / outbuilding TV feedfrom £260
- Loft conversion TV pointfrom £190
- Distribution amplifier supply and fitfrom £140
Why choose Aylesbury Aerials
Cabling that disappears
In-wall, behind plasterboard, through the loft or under the floor. Surface trunking only if you actually want it.
Signal re-balanced everywhere
Add a fourth TV and a one-outlet aerial often can't keep up. We re-balance the system so every room gets the same strong picture.
Tested and tuned before we leave
Channel scan on the new outlet, picture confirmed on the TV, no "we'll come back if it doesn't work".
Fixed price up-front
We quote per point on the phone or the first visit and stick to it. No vague hourly rates climbing as the job runs.
Common questions
How much does an extra TV point cost?
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Most extra-point jobs in Bucks and Herts are from £160 fixed price — including parts, in-wall cable run, screened wall plate, channel scan and signal re-balance on the existing outlets. Longer runs or cross-floor jobs are quoted on the visit before any work starts.
Will adding another TV point weaken my existing rooms?
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It can, on a one-outlet aerial feeding too many TVs. We test signal at every outlet before and after, and fit a properly-rated distribution amplifier if needed so every room stays strong.
Can you run the cable without surface trunking?
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Yes — that's the default. We run cabling inside wall cavities, behind plasterboard, through the loft or under floors. Surface trunking is only used if there is genuinely no other route, and only with your agreement.
Can I add a TV point in a garden room or outbuilding?
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Yes. We use outdoor-rated coax buried or run discreetly along the eaves, terminating in a weatherproof outlet inside the outbuilding. Most garden-room TV feeds are completed in half a day.
How long does adding a TV point take?
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Most additional-point jobs take 90 minutes to three hours, depending on the cable route. Multiple-point or outbuilding jobs are usually a half-day.
Do you guarantee the work?
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Yes — every TV-point installation is covered by our two-year guarantee on parts and workmanship.
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