New dishes, moved dishes, realigned dishes and extra satellite points, fitted neatly with the cables tidied away. Family-run from Bracklesham Bay since 2011.
5.0from 130 Google reviewsUK satellite TV comes from satellites parked high above the equator, off to the south-east of us. A dish has to be aimed at them precisely. Knock it a fraction out of line and the picture starts to break up, usually in the worst weather, when you most want to be indoors watching something.
That’s why we take the alignment seriously. We fix the dish so it won’t shift, set it up properly, and check every room that needs a feed gets a clean signal before we leave.
We also think about where the dish goes. Round here that often means working around trees, a neighbour’s extension or a low bungalow roofline. In a conservation area it can mean finding a spot that can’t be seen from the street at all.
Most satellite jobs are one of these four.
Freesat gives you satellite channels with no monthly subscription. You need a dish, the right cable and a Freesat box or a TV with Freesat built in. We set up the dish side and get it tuned in.
A new roof, fresh render or an extension often means the dish has to come down. We take it off, find a new spot that still sees the satellite, and refit it.
A dish pushed by a storm won’t always look any different from the ground, but the picture will tell you. We realign it and tighten the fixings so it stays put.
Old dishes from long-gone subscriptions are worth taking down. We remove the dish and its cables and tidy up the wall.
The dish is only half the job. The other half is the cable run inside.
Get a Free QuoteEach satellite box needs its own feed from the dish. If you want satellite in a second or third room, we run the cables and fit the right LNB on the dish to supply them.
For bigger homes, or where lots of rooms need satellite and Freeview, a multiswitch shares the signals cleanly from one dish and one aerial.
Cables clipped across the front of a house or squeezed through window frames are a common sight. We reroute them so they’re neat and properly weatherproofed.
One dish for the whole building rather than one per flat. See communal TV and IRS systems.
Most homes can put up a dish without planning permission, but there are limits, and they’re tighter in conservation areas and on listed buildings. Central Chichester, Bosham, West Wittering and Itchenor all have conservation areas.
If your home is listed, or you’re not sure, check with Chichester District Council before booking. We’ll always suggest the least visible spot that still gets a clean signal, such as the side or back of the house, or a lower position below the roofline.
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"Outstanding work. Great communication with Lee at every point about what could and couldn’t be done. Consummately professional and very good value for money. I’d highly recommend and will definitely use again. Top operator, and one to be highly trusted."
"As I am a widowed older person I was cautious in contacting Cox AV to look at my TV and aerial. I needn’t have worried. He was quick, his work good… I would not hesitate to recommend him. Thank you Lee."
"Lee did a great job mounting my TV. He was friendly and efficient and went out of his way to help with all aspects. I would 100% use him again."
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