Satellite installers and dish repairs in Haslemere

Sky and Freesat dish installers and repairers in Haslemere

Haslemere’s hills and woods block aerials across much of the town. A dish facing south-east is often the only steady option. Our satellite engineers fit Freesat and Sky clear of the trees.

Haslemere’s hills and trees block aerials across much of the town, so many homes rely on satellite. Repairs here are often dishes whose view has been blocked by growing trees, and dishes knocked off target by wind on the exposed hilltop.

Repairs are as big a part of our satellite work in Haslemere as new dishes. Out in the lanes, growing trees slowly block dishes that worked fine for years, and long cables take the weather. On older homes the usual fault is cable that has cracked where it runs along the wall, letting water in. Our engineers repair Sky and Freesat dishes whoever fitted them: realigning, replacing LNBs and brackets, and fixing the cable to each room.

From Haslemere the satellites sit about 26° above the horizon at roughly 145° on a compass. That is lower than most people expect, so a neighbour’s tree or a new loft conversion can block a dish that has been fine for years. Our engineers check the line from Haslemere town to Hindhead borders before choosing a spot.

Out in the lanes a dish is often steadier than an aerial, and it can feed a barn, annexe or holiday let over a buried cable. Period homes get a slimline dish placed where the street can’t see it, with cable routed through the loft instead of down the face of the house. Larger houses often want satellite in five or more rooms. A wideband dish and a multiswitch in the loft keep every room independent.