
Semis and terraces
Most of Ashford’s housing. Original aerials and cables are often the weak point.

Semis, bungalows and new flats around Ashford station and the Common. Our engineers fit and repair TV aerials across TW15 and test every channel before they leave.
Ashford in Surrey is a town of 1930s semis and post-war homes, with newer flats near the station. Most roofs have a clear line to Crystal Palace, so our TV aerial fitters usually find a strong signal and focus on doing a neat, lasting job. Heathrow is close, and aircraft passing over can cause the picture to flicker on older aerials. Our aerial engineers fit modern aerials with good-quality cable and check the picture while planes pass, so you can see the difference before we leave. We cover all of Ashford, from the streets around the station to Ashford Common and the edges of Sunbury. Common jobs include replacing old aerials, adding TV points to loft rooms, and mounting TVs on the wall with the cables hidden. Ashford has many rented homes, and landlords call us when tenants report faults. We fix the problem and confirm in writing that every room works. We also mount TVs and add extra points for families who have extended or converted the loft.
Where your house sits in Ashford (Surrey) decides most of it. The drawing shows how the signal would reach a home like yours.
Each kind of Ashford (Surrey) home brings its own aerial problems. These are the ones we see most.

Most of Ashford’s housing. Original aerials and cables are often the weak point.

Low roofs with an open view. A loft aerial often works.

Older flats often have a shared aerial that needs a new feed or amplifier.
What our engineers find on the roofs in each neighbourhood, from the jobs we do there.
Homes: Shops, flats and terraces around Church Road and the station.
Aerial notes: Strong signal. Flats above shops often need a new feed.
Homes: Post-war estates and semis.
Aerial notes: Roof aerials work well. Many old aerials are due for replacement.
Homes: Village roads near the reservoirs.
Aerial notes: Open outlook. Loft aerials are worth testing.
Homes: Victorian and Edwardian houses north of the station.
Aerial notes: Chimney aerials facing Crystal Palace.
Aerials are only part of the work. Here is what else Ashford (Surrey) customers book us for, all done by our own engineers.

TVs mounted on Ashford walls, with the cable hidden and the picture tested. Tilting and swing-arm brackets fitted, with the TV tuned in and tested before we leave.

Sky and Freesat dishes for Ashford homes, including moves after extensions. Where the aerial signal is marginal, a satellite dish usually holds the picture better.

TV points in loft rooms and bedrooms on Ashford semis. New cable runs are clipped neatly or hidden, and every socket is tested on a meter.

Aerial repairs for aircraft flicker, storm damage and lost channels. Storm damage, water in cables and lost channels are the usual calls.

Cameras for Ashford homes and shops, set up on your phone. See our Ashford CCTV page.

Freesat for Ashford homes that want more HD channels without a subscription. A good fit for homes where the aerial picture drops out in bad weather.
Yes. Our engineers work right across Ashford (Surrey), including Ashford town, Ashford Common, Littleton and Chattern Hill.
Most face Crystal Palace, about 17 miles east of Ashford (Surrey). It carries BBC London.
Sometimes, but at this distance from the transmitter the roof tiles cost a lot of signal. Our engineer holds a meter up in your loft first, and says plainly when the aerial needs to go outside.
This page is for Ashford in Surrey, near Staines. We cover Kent too, so tell us the postcode and we’ll send the right engineer.
Yes, along with Staines, Shepperton and Feltham.
New aerials, extra TV points and repairs in Ashford (Surrey) and the villages around it.
TW15 Ashford, Ashford Common, Littleton
Staines-upon-Thames, Sunbury-on-Thames, Shepperton, Egham, Chertsey, Walton-on-Thames
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