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At Antenna Pro, we sell cutting-edge systems and services to clients throughout the Clarence Valley, at a fraction of the cost of other competitors.

Check out our pricing below:

• Service Call $99 - Service call  (fault finding, re-align antenna, cable fault, etc) .
• Replacement $220 - Replace an existing antenna, check mount & reseal roof.
• Extra TV Outlet $110 - An extra TV outlet installed from an existing antenna.
• Antenna Install $335 - New antenna, mast & cabling installed to 1 TV outlet.
• Masthead Amplifier $225 - Masthead Amplifier and power supply installed and tuned.
• Pre-Wiring Starting at $99 - Free to air, pay tv, phone and data pre-wiring.
• TV Wall Mounting from $185 - Hang your TV on the wall (BYO bracket). Click here to view all of our Tv wall mounting pricing...
• Home Theatre -  Free Quotes Available Complete home theatre setups (small or large).
• Starlink Installations $599 - Complete Starlink internet installations including roof mount.

For more information on any of our services or pricing, you can reach our friendly team today on 0422 606 307. Based in Yamba, we service Grafton, Maclean and surrounding areas in the Clarence Valley.

Not all issues require an Antenna Pro call out. Save yourself some time and potentially money, have a read of some common easy to fix issues below:

• Power Supply -  Amplifier's are a common component in home antenna systems. The amplifier itself generally sits under the antenna on the mast, but the component that powers the amplifier, the power supply, is usually located at a TV point inside the house. If you suddenly loose all TV channels, try searching your TV outlets for a part that looks similar to the one pictured above. If this component is switched off or has fallen out of the TV point, that is your problem.
• TV Retune - While it is not exactly common, TV's can all of a sudden loose their channel tuning. This can happen after a software update or a power surge. If you have all of a sudden lost all TV channels, try doing an auto tune on your TV. Auto tune can usually be found in your TV's 'menu' and then 'DTV tuning' or 'CH tuning'
• Try A Different TV - Like all electronic devices, TV's don't last forever. The digital tuner (the part that receives the channels) can also be very sensitive to power surges. When the digital tuner becomes faulty your TV will display no channels. This can happen suddenly or come on slowly in the form of pixelation that gets worse. To test if it is in fact a faulty digital tuner, try a different TV from a different room or borrow one from a friend.

Got questions? That's when you call us! Reach out today...