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Free TV aerial & satellite installer invoice template

A professional invoice template for TV aerial and satellite installers. Itemise signal diagnosis, mounting, and access equipment — download a branded PDF in under a minute.

Diagnosing why a picture is breaking up or a signal is weak is a real, billable step before any fitting happens. A damaged cable, a misaligned dish, or genuine local signal issues all look identical to a customer as "the TV doesn't work," but they require completely different fixes. Naming the diagnosis as its own line explains why an invoice sometimes shows work beyond what the customer originally called about.

Loft-mounted and external roof-mounted aerials are different jobs with different access requirements. A loft aerial needs no external access equipment. A roof-mounted install typically needs a ladder or tower and carries its own time and safety cost. State which was used and why, particularly if a loft aerial wasn't viable due to signal strength or roof material.

Multi-room distribution, splitting a signal to more than one TV, is a genuine additional job, not a free extra of a single installation. It needs its own cabling and sometimes an amplifier to avoid signal loss across multiple outlets. Pricing it as its own line makes clear why a two-room job costs more than a single-TV install.

Any work at height, such as a chimney-mounted aerial or a satellite dish on an upper wall, carries real safety and equipment costs, similar to any other roofline trade. Note the access method used, ladder or tower, as its own line where it applies, since this is where a seemingly simple job can quietly become a more specialist one.

What this template includes

  • Signal diagnosis priced as its own step
  • Loft vs external mounting noted, with access cost
  • Multi-room distribution priced as an extra
  • Working-at-height equipment itemised where used
  • PDF download or shareable tracked link

Full guide

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Frequently asked questions

A weak or breaking-up signal can have several different causes — a damaged cable, misalignment, or a local signal issue — and diagnosis identifies which one applies before deciding the right fix.

External roof-mounted work typically needs a ladder or tower and carries its own time and safety cost, unlike a loft-mounted aerial with no external access required.

Yes — multi-room distribution needs its own cabling and often an amplifier to avoid signal loss, so it is priced as a distinct addition to a single-TV installation.

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Your Business Name
+44 20 1234 5678
12 Example Street London EC1A 1AA
Invoice
Q-1042
Jul 8, 2026
Valid until Aug 7, 2026
Bill to
Marcus Whelan
[email protected]
Job
Aerial fault diagnosis + realignment, 2-room distribution
Description
Qty
Unit
Total
Diagnosis
Signal diagnosis and fault-finding
1
£45.00
£45.00
Repair
Aerial realignment, roof access (ladder)
1
£95.00
£95.00
Distribution
2-room signal distribution + amplifier
1
£85.00
£85.00
Diagnosis£45.00
Repair£95.00
Distribution£85.00
Subtotal£225.00
Tax (20%)£45.00
Total£270.00
Notes

Signal diagnosis found misaligned roof aerial (previous storm damage). Realigned and re-secured, ladder access used. 2-room distribution added with amplifier to prevent signal loss.

Payment instructions

Bank: Example Bank Sort code: 00-00-00 Account: 12345678

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