Digital TV either works or it breaks up completely, so a signal that is only slightly weak still gives you a picture that freezes and pixelates in bad weather. The usual causes are an antenna aimed at the wrong transmitter, corroded coax that has been on the roof for twenty years, or a splitter feeding four rooms off a signal that was only ever strong enough for one.
Charlie Sparks tests the signal at the point rather than guessing. We check what is reaching the wall plate, work out whether the problem is the antenna, the cabling or the split, then fix the actual cause. That might be a new digital antenna aimed at the right tower for your suburb, replacing tired coax and connectors, adding a masthead amplifier where the run is long, or adding extra TV points properly rather than daisy chaining off the last one.
We measure signal strength and quality at the wall plate before quoting, so you are not paying for an antenna you did not need.
Antennas aimed at the correct transmitter for your suburb and mounted to handle wind, not just pointed in the general direction.
Old coax, corroded connectors and overloaded splitters replaced, with amplifiers added only where the run genuinely needs one.
Extra TV points run properly to bedrooms, alfresco areas and wall mounted televisions, with cabling concealed where possible.
We install and repair TV antennas right across Sydney, covering new digital antennas, signal fault finding, extra TV points and wall mounted television setups for homes and businesses in these areas.
