Licensed & Insured
REC 11275 · Victoria
A-Grade Electricians
All staff fully licensed
WWCC & Police Cleared
Suitable for schools and care facilities
Available 7 Days
24 hour emergency response
TV Wall Mounting
We mount televisions to walls with the bracket, cable management, and power point all handled in a single visit. Cables are run in-wall where the wall construction allows, or managed with a surface conduit system where it does not.
We install a flush power point and, where required, an additional TV aerial point directly behind the mounting location so that nothing is visible once the TV is on the wall.
Antenna Installation and Replacement
A correctly positioned and oriented antenna makes a significant difference to digital TV reception in Melbourne. We install new antennas on roofs and in roof cavities, replace failed or storm-damaged antennas, and diagnose reception problems caused by antenna alignment, damaged cable, or corroded connectors.
We use quality antenna hardware and also install distribution amplifiers and splitters where the signal needs to be distributed to multiple TV points.
TV Points and Aerial Outlets
If you need a TV aerial point in a room that does not currently have one, we run the coaxial cable from the existing distribution point and install a flush wall plate. This is straightforward in most homes and can usually be done alongside other electrical work to minimise the call-out cost.
Multi-Room Distribution
Distributing a TV signal to multiple rooms requires a correctly specified splitter or distribution amplifier. A passive splitter reduces signal strength, where more than two or three points are required, an amplified distribution system is needed. We assess the signal strength at the antenna and specify the distribution system accordingly.
Frequently Asked
Yes, where the wall construction allows. Brick and concrete walls make in-wall cable runs impractical without significant work, in those cases we use a surface cable management system. Plasterboard walls typically allow in-wall runs.
Often yes, but not always. The antenna, the coaxial cable, the connectors, and the splitter or amplifier can all contribute to poor reception. We diagnose the cause and advise on the most cost-effective fix.
For the TV bracket itself, no. But running new power points, installing TV aerial outlets, or running cable inside walls is electrical work that requires a licensed electrician. We do both as part of a single visit.
Yes. Outdoor TV points require weatherproof outlets and appropriately rated cable. We install outdoor-rated TV aerial points for alfresco and entertaining areas.
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