Weak signal, pixelated picture or a flat without an antenna at all? Installing a TV antenna is not complicated if you entrust it to a technician who measures the signal first and only then quotes a price. We show how the installation proceeds step by step and what factors influence the cost.
Most commonly, we handle the installation of television antennas for new residences, detached houses without an existing distribution system, flats following renovation, or cottages where the signal is being brought in for the first time. The second group comprises households where the existing antenna has reached the end of its service life: the picture freezes, channels disappear during rain or stronger winds, or the antenna has been damaged by a storm or frost. If you are unsure whether simply readjusting the antenna is sufficient or if a new one is required, measuring the signal directly on-site will help.
You can place your order by phone or via the form on our website; we usually respond within two hours to arrange an appointment. The technician will arrive within 48 hours of your order, first measuring signal strength and quality on site before providing the exact price: no telephone estimates that increase upon arrival. Once the price is approved, installation begins: mounting the antenna on the roof, gable or balcony, running cabling to the television and tuning it to the strongest available transmitter. To finish, the technician will test the picture on main channels, clean up after themselves and hand over the installation certificate with warranty.
Installation of a TV antenna, the price depends mainly on the type of building and the scope of work. Basic installation for a detached house or flat starts at from 1 500 Kčincl. VAT. If you only need to check why the signal is not working, without immediately installing a new one, separate measurement and signal diagnostics will cost Kč. from 890 Kčincl. VAT. Minor repairs to existing cabling, such as replacing a cable or connector, are handled as a service call-out. from 590 Kč. The exact amount will always be confirmed before work begins, not on the invoice.
The stated price is always just an indicative starting point: the final amount is determined by the specific conditions at the installation site. The type of building and how easily the technician can access the installation location with their equipment have the greatest impact on the final cost.
The price includes both the technician's labour and the materials used: the antenna, mast, cabling and any amplifier. Upon completion of the installation you will receive a certificate on which the warranty is based, so you have a clear record of exactly what was installed and when.
Installation will proceed faster if the technician has unobstructed access to the attic, gable or balcony where the antenna is to be installed, and you know where the cabling should run and where you want the output socket. In apartment blocks, it pays to inform neighbours or the building manager in advance if installation requires work on a shared roof or façade. If you are dealing with a weak signal rather than a complete lack of an antenna, it helps to describe when the problem occurs, whether it is dropouts during rain, loss of specific programmes or no signal at all.
Installing a TV antenna may seem straightforward, but correct alignment with the transmitter and high-quality mast grounding determine whether the signal remains stable even in adverse weather. An amateurishly aligned antenna might work in clear conditions yet fail during rain or strong winds. This is the most common reason customers turn to professional installation only after their own attempt. Our technicians are trained for DVB-T2 and satellite systems; we provide a 24-month warranty on installation work and arrive within 48 hours of your order. The price is always confirmed before work begins, so there will be no surprises at the end.
Call or write to us. We will arrange an appointment and provide the exact price before arrival.