Real 2026 Bunbury rates

Antenna & TV installation prices in Bunbury, 2026

A standard digital antenna install in Bunbury is $280 to $450 on a single-storey home, more on a double-storey or a fringe block. Repairs and retunes are $130 to $280. Wall mounting from $200. Every job gets a fixed written quote after a free measure.

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Below are realistic 2026 fitted prices for Bunbury and the South West. Coastal salt air and fringe reception push some jobs to the top of the range, which is why we always measure on site before confirming. Use the quote form for an exact number.

Typical 2026 prices for antenna work in Bunbury

Real ranges from our books, not made-up averages. Every quote we issue is itemised against the work below.

Service	Typical range (AU 2026)	What’s included
Digital antenna install, single-storey	$280 - $450	Antenna, lead-in, retune all TVs.
Digital antenna install, double-storey / tile	$450 - $650	Harder roof access, more cable.
High-gain antenna, fringe / treed block	$450 - $750	Phased array + masthead amplifier.
Marine-grade antenna, coastal upgrade	$340 - $580	Stainless fixings, sealed connectors.
Masthead amplifier supply & fit	$120 - $240	Added to an install or on its own.
Antenna repair & retune	$130 - $280	Callout + diagnosis included.
Extra TV / antenna point	$120 - $240 per point	Run from existing or new splitter.
TV wall mounting, flat / tilt	$200 - $360	Bracket + tidy cabling.
TV wall mounting, full-motion / concealed	$320 - $480	In-wall cabling, double-brick chasing.
Home theatre, soundbar & streaming	$150 - $320	Wired, configured, one remote.
Home theatre, surround system	$450 - $1,200	Receiver, speakers, concealed cable.
Caravan / RV antenna fit-out	$180 - $480	Antenna, 12V booster, in-van point.

Prices indicative for Bunbury in 2026. Final quote depends on your site, roof and reception. Use the quote form for an exact number.

A worked example for a Bunbury install

Take a common job: a double-storey Dalyellup home near the coast with a corroded builder’s antenna and a 65-inch TV to go on the lounge wall. The marine-grade phased-array antenna with a masthead amplifier and weatherproofed lead-in comes in at $580, the wall mount with concealed cabling into the stud wall adds $300, and we retune three TVs at no extra charge. Total: $880 for the antenna and the wall mount together, fixed in writing before we start. A single-storey Eaton equivalent with no amplifier and a simpler mount would be closer to $520.

What changes the price on your job

The ranges above are the starting point. These five factors move a quote up or down within (or sometimes outside) those bands.

Roof access, single-storey tin is quick; double-storey tile is slower and needs more safety setup.
Reception, a clear CBD block is cheap; a treed Gelorup fringe block needs a high-gain antenna and amplifier.
Coastal exposure, estuary and ocean-front homes need marine-grade hardware that costs a little more but lasts.
Wall type, stud-wall cabling is easy to hide; double-brick chasing takes longer.
Number of TV points, each extra outlet or split adds cable, splitters and tuning time.

Red flags, what to watch for in quotes

We see these patterns every week from operators we would never recommend. If a quote you have received contains one of these, ask before signing.

A standard antenna fitted in beachside Dalyellup or Australind, it will corrode within a few years.
No earthing on a rooftop antenna, a safety and compliance fail under AS 1417.
Builder-grade RG59 coax on a long run, signal loss and water ingress.
Selling a bigger antenna without metering the signal first, often not the real fix.
A heavy TV hung off plasterboard alone, it will eventually pull out of the wall.

How to get an accurate quote fast

Have the following ready when you fill in the quote form and we can give you a realistic number quickly.

Your suburb and whether you are near the coast or estuary.
Single or double-storey, and tile or tin roof.
The symptom (no signal, pixelation, new install, TV to mount).
A photo of the existing antenna or the wall, if you can.
How many TVs need tuning or points run.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a TV antenna installation in Bunbury?

Single-storey digital antenna install: $280 to $450. Double-storey, tiled roof or fringe block: $450 to $750. The exact price is set at a free on-site measure.

How much is an antenna repair?

Most repairs and retunes are $130 to $280, covering the callout, diagnosis and common fixes like a corroded connector, a failed amplifier or re-aiming a moved antenna.

How much is TV wall mounting?

$200 to $480 depending on bracket type, wall construction and how much cabling needs concealing. Double-brick and full-motion brackets sit higher.

Do you charge a callout fee?

The measure and quote for a new installation is free. For a repair, the callout and diagnosis are included in the repair price, so the $130 to $280 range is the all-in figure for most jobs.

Are these prices fixed?

We give a fixed written price after the on-site measure, so the number we quote is the number you pay. The ranges on this page are indicative for Bunbury in 2026.

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