Extra TV points in Brisbane, without wrecking the signal you have
A TV outlet in the bedroom, the patio or the granny flat - cable concealed, signal headroom checked with a meter so every screen in the house still gets a clean picture. $149 to $249 per point.
- Signal checked before and after the split
- Cable concealed through ceiling or cavity
- Every outlet tested at handover
Done properly
A TV point is a signal job, not just a cable job
Anyone can staple coax to a skirting board. The difference between that and a proper point is what happens to every other TV in the house when the splitter goes in.
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Headroom check
A meter reading at the existing outlets tells us whether the system can afford another split, or whether a distribution amplifier is needed to keep every screen clean.
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Route planned
Ceiling space, wall cavity or external run in conduit - agreed with you before drilling, priced by the route, concealed wherever the construction allows.
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Quality parts
Quad-shield RG6, F-connectors properly crimped, and a flush wall plate - not a saddle-clipped fly lead through a window frame.
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Every outlet proven
The new point and all existing ones tested and retuned. You get the readings, and the picture in the lounge is as good as it was this morning.
Mounting a TV in that room too? Same visit is cheaper - point and wall mount together share the setup. And if reception is already shaky, fix that first: a new point off a weak system just shares the weakness - start with a repair visit.
TV point questions
Before you book
Tell us which room and what your walls are - most points can be priced on the phone.
Call 07 XXXX XXXXHow much does an extra TV point cost?
$149 to $249 per point in most Brisbane homes, decided almost entirely by the cable route: an accessible ceiling space makes it quick, a double-brick cavity or a slab-on-ground room does not. Multiple points in one visit share the setup cost, so the second point is always cheaper than two separate visits. Rate card on the pricing page.
Will adding points weaken the signal on my other TVs?
Only if it is done with a $6 splitter and hope, which is the standard shortcut. Every split halves the signal, so a properly added point means checking the headroom with a meter first and, where the numbers say so, fitting a distribution amplifier sized for the number of outlets. Done that way, five points work as well as one.
Can you put a TV point where there is no power point?
Yes for the antenna side - coax goes anywhere we can route it. But a TV also needs 240 V, and new power points are electrician work by law. We coordinate with your sparkie or recommend one, so both outlets land in the same wall bay and the TV corner has no extension leads.
Do you do Foxtel points and satellite outlets?
Yes - additional Foxtel points, satellite IF outlets and combined plates. Worth knowing before you spend: if the goal is simply TV in another room, a streaming app on that TV may need no cabling at all. We will say so when it is true; it is your money.
Get a price
Which room, which wall - that is the whole quote
Most TV points are priced in one phone call. Multiple points in one visit always cost less per point.
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- Service areaBrisbane and South East Queensland