Extra TV Points Installed For Cleaner Multi-Room Viewing
Need an extra TV socket in a bedroom, kitchen, extension, home office or living space? Paul Davies TV Aerial Installer can add, move or upgrade TV points for aerial TV, Freeview and satellite setups.
Our engineers can check your existing signal, advise on the best socket position and plan a tidy cable route so your new TV point works reliably and looks neat.
Professional Extra TV Points Installation
Extra TV points give you more flexibility at home or in a business premises. Instead of running long cables across floors or placing the TV around an awkward socket, a new point can be fitted where it makes sense for the room.
Before installing a new TV point, the engineer can check the current aerial or satellite setup, test the signal and advise on the best cable route. This helps protect picture quality and keeps the finished installation tidy.
- New TV aerial points
- Additional TV sockets
- Satellite point installation
- TV point relocation
- Multi-room TV cabling
- Signal testing and final checks
Need A TV Socket In Another Room?
Call, WhatsApp or send a form enquiry. For the quickest advice, include your postcode, the room you want the point in and what you want to watch.
Where Can Extra TV Points Be Installed?
Every room has different viewing needs. This slide deck shows common places where an extra TV point can make the setup cleaner and easier to use.
Use the arrows or dots to move through the options.
Choose The Room You Want To Improve
This quick selector gives customers useful guidance before they book an extra TV point installation.
Bedroom TV Points
A bedroom TV point can provide a cleaner connection for relaxed viewing without trailing cables or awkward temporary leads.
Extra TV Points Without Signal Problems
A good extra TV point installation is not just about adding another socket. Signal strength, cable quality and the way the system is split all matter.
Signal Checked First
The existing aerial or satellite signal can be checked before another point is added.
Neat Cable Routing
Where possible, cables are routed carefully to keep the finished room tidy and practical.
Socket Position Advice
The engineer can help choose a socket position that suits your furniture and viewing angle.
Aerial Or Satellite Points
Different systems need different connections, so the right point depends on what you want to watch.
Splitter And Booster Checks
Splitters, amplifiers and distribution equipment may need checking to protect picture quality.
Final Testing
The new point can be tested before the engineer leaves so you know it is ready to use.
Which Type Of Extra TV Point Do You Need?
The right option depends on your current system, viewing needs and the room you want to connect.
📡 Aerial TV Point
Best for homes using a standard aerial-based setup, including Freeview where the signal is suitable.
- Additional aerial socket
- Signal testing
- Freeview-ready connection where suitable
🛰 Satellite Point
Best for rooms that need a connection from a satellite dish or suitable satellite system.
- Extra satellite point
- Dish and cable checks
- Satellite signal advice
🔁 Moved TV Point
Best when an existing socket is in the wrong place after redecorating, moving furniture or wall mounting a TV.
- Socket relocation
- Cleaner cable layout
- Improved TV positioning
What Are You Trying To Achieve?
Choose the option that best describes your setup for a useful next step.
Add A New TV Point
This is the main option if you want TV access in another room. The engineer can check the existing system and advise on the best cable route.
Call For A Free QuoteMove An Existing TV Point
If the current socket is in the wrong place, relocation can help create a cleaner setup after moving furniture, redecorating or changing the room layout.
Ask About Moving A TV PointFix Signal Before Adding Points
If your existing TV signal is already weak, it should be checked before adding more points. The aerial repair page may be the better next step.
View TV Aerial RepairsPrepare For TV Wall Mounting
A moved or newly fitted TV point can help create a neater wall-mounted TV finish with fewer visible cables.
View TV Wall MountingOur Extra TV Point Installation Process
The process is kept simple, tidy and practical from your first enquiry to the final signal check.
Discuss The Room
Tell us where you want the new point and what you want to connect.
Check The System
The engineer checks the existing aerial, satellite or TV setup.
Plan The Route
The best socket position and cable route are explained clearly.
Confirm The Quote
You receive a free quote before installation work begins.
Install The Point
The new socket is fitted with tidy cable routing where possible.
Test The Signal
The connection is checked before the engineer leaves.
What Extra TV Point Installation Can Include
The final work depends on your property, current system, signal strength and the type of connection you need.
Additional TV Sockets
Add a new wall point in a room where you want a cleaner TV connection.
Aerial Point Installation
Connect another room to a suitable aerial system where signal allows.
Satellite Point Installation
Add a satellite point where the existing dish and cabling setup are suitable.
TV Point Relocation
Move an existing socket to a better position for your furniture or TV layout.
Signal Testing
Check signal strength before and after adding a new connection.
Cable And Splitter Advice
Get advice on splitters, amplifiers, boosters and cable improvements where needed.
Book Extra TV Points Today
Whether you need one extra socket, several TV points or a cleaner room layout, Paul Davies TV Aerial Installer can check your current system and provide a free quote.
Related TV Services
If your extra TV point installation is part of a wider setup, these services may also be useful.
Local TV Point Help
Book a nearby engineer for extra TV points, socket moves and multi-room cabling where available.
Check Local Availability For Extra TV Points
Paul Davies TV Aerial Installer helps customers through nearby engineers where local availability allows. The quickest way to check is to send your postcode with the room you want connected.
If an engineer is available close to you, we can advise on appointment options and whether local 1 hour service may be possible.
Contact Paul Davies TV Aerial Installer
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 8am to 9pm, Sat to Sun 8am to 5pm. “Paul Davies TV Aerials” is a trading name of Aerial Services Scotland Limited, Unit 1, 3 Bowerwalls Place, Barrhead, G78 1BF. Registered Company No: SC296435.
Extra TV Points FAQs
Helpful answers before you book an extra TV point installation.
What are extra TV points?
Extra TV points are additional sockets or connections that allow you to watch TV in another room. They can be connected to a suitable aerial or satellite system, depending on what you want to watch.
Can you install an extra TV point in any room?
In many cases, yes. The engineer will check the available cable route, signal strength and current TV system before advising on the best location for the new point.
Will adding extra TV points weaken my signal?
Adding extra points can weaken the signal if the system is split incorrectly or the existing signal is already low. That is why the signal should be tested before and after installation.
Can you move an existing TV point?
Yes, an existing TV point can often be moved to a better position. This is useful after moving furniture, redecorating or wall mounting a TV.
Can extra TV points be used for Freeview?
Yes, extra TV points can be used for Freeview if they are connected to a suitable aerial system with enough signal. The engineer can check this before installation.
Can you install extra satellite points?
Yes, extra satellite points can be installed where the existing dish and cabling setup are suitable. The engineer can check the system and advise on the best option.
How long does extra TV point installation take?
Many standard extra TV point installations can be completed during one visit. The time needed depends on cable routing, access, signal strength and the number of points required.
Can you install a TV point before wall mounting my TV?
Yes, installing or moving a TV point before wall mounting can help create a neater finish. It can also reduce visible cables around the mounted TV.
