Picture breaking up
Usually water in the cable, a corroded connector or a misaligned aerial.
We measure signal quality, not just strength, and fix the cause.
Chertsey & surrounding areas · KT16
TV aerial installation and repairs in Chertsey, Lyne, Longcross and Ottershaw. From riverside homes near Chertsey Bridge to the estates around Abbey Mead, we’ll find the setup that works for your address.
Lines open Mon–Sat, 8am to 6pm
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01483 789110How a visit works
Step 1
Call or WhatsApp. Most jobs get a price there and then.
Step 2
We measure at the aerial and every TV point.
Step 3
You agree the price before any work starts.
Step 4
Every TV point is retuned and tested before we leave.
Local reception knowledge
Chertsey is served by Crystal Palace, and being on the flat Thames floodplain means few hills in the way, and most homes get a reliable signal with a properly aligned roof aerial.
Trouble usually comes from closer to home: tall trees along the river and in the older parts of town, and aerials and cables that have been exposed to damp air off the Thames for decades. Corroded connectors and water in the cable are the most common faults we find here.
Chertsey sits beside the M25 and M3, and homes close to the motorways sometimes have noise barriers or tree screens between them and London. Raising the aerial a metre or two is often enough to clear them.
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Aerial, satellite & TV services
Aimed at Crystal Palace, mounted above the trees by the river and the motorway screens.
TV aerialsDamp air off the Thames corrodes connectors. We replace cable and seal it properly.
Aerial repairsFreesat and Sky dishes for Chertsey, Lyne, Longcross and Ottershaw.
SatelliteTV mounting in period town houses, Abbey Mead homes and rural properties.
Wall mountingExtra rooms for older homes that only have a single TV point.
Freeview & extra pointsShared systems for Chertsey’s riverside apartments and newer developments.
Communal systemsSatellite broadband
Lyne, Longcross and the rural edge of Chertsey can still be slow. We install Starlink with a sky check, a secure mount and Wi-Fi taken to your home office.
Starlink installationHome connectivity
From Chertsey town houses to larger homes towards Lyne and Ottershaw, we set up mesh Wi-Fi and wired points that reach every room.
Wi-Fi & networkingRepair first
A new aerial isn’t always the answer. We measure the signal first and fix what’s actually wrong.
Usually water in the cable, a corroded connector or a misaligned aerial.
We measure signal quality, not just strength, and fix the cause.
The TV input, a loose lead, an amplifier or the aerial.
We trace where the fault starts: the TV, the socket or the roof.
Often the wrong transmitter, or a relay that doesn’t carry every channel.
We check which transmitter suits your address, then retune.
Loose fixings and water in the connectors.
We secure the aerial and replace damaged cable so it holds up.
Chertsey & the surrounding area
Chertsey has period homes around Guildford Street and Windsor Street, post-war estates such as Abbey Mead, and rural properties out at Lyne and Longcross. Older homes often have a single TV point; we can add points in other rooms and set up the signal so every TV gets a clean picture.
We cover Chertsey and the surrounding area across KT16. Give us your full postcode when you call and we’ll confirm the visit.
Our office
Parallel House, 32 London RoadOur CCTV team has its own line: 01483 255546
Water has usually found its way into the cable or a connector, which is common in homes near the river. Replacing the cable and sealing the connections normally fixes it for good.
Crystal Palace. It gives you every Freeview channel with BBC London news.
Yes, along with Thorpe Lea and the rest of the KT16 area.
We’ll give you a price on the phone for most jobs and confirm it before we start. No surprises on the day.
Freely streams live TV over broadband, so it can work without one. Most people keep their aerial as a backup for when the internet drops. We’ll tell you honestly whether yours is worth keeping.
Guildford Aerial Solutions
Tell us your postcode and what’s wrong.