
★★★★☆★4.5 on Google from 10+ reviews
Tele Box is a TV and aerial business in Nottingham with three shops in West Bridgford, Netherfield and Beeston, and 20 years of experience. It installs digital aerials and Freeview and Freesat systems, mounts TVs on walls, repairs LCD, LED and plasma TVs, and provides setup, tuning and insurance quotes for damaged equipment.
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Tele Box is a TV and aerial business in Nottingham with three shops in West Bridgford, Netherfield and Beeston, and 20 years of experience. It installs digital aerials and Freeview and Freesat systems, mounts TVs on walls, repairs LCD, LED and plasma TVs, and provides setup, tuning and insurance quotes for damaged equipment.
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Based in Nottingham, Tele Box works across the town and about 15 km around it.
Tele Box installs digital aerials and Freeview and Freesat systems, and also mounts TVs on walls.
Tele Box repairs LCD, LED and plasma TVs, video and DVD players, and DAB radios.
Tele Box has three shops across Nottingham, in West Bridgford, Netherfield and Beeston.
Yes, Tele Box offers a free local pickup and delivery service.
Yes, Tele Box offers a setup and tuning service.
Yes, Tele Box can give quotes for insurance claims on equipment that has been damaged or has a manufacturer defect.
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