
Student houses
Several tenants, several TVs. We fit a simple amplifier and a TV point in each room.

Student houses near Royal Holloway, family homes in Englefield Green and riverside properties by Runnymede. Our Egham aerial engineers measure, fit and test before they leave.
Egham has a large student population around Royal Holloway, as well as family homes in Englefield Green and Thorpe and older houses in the town itself. That gives our TV aerial fitters a wide mix of work, from shared systems in student houses to single aerial replacements on family homes.
Englefield Green sits higher than the rest of Egham and generally has a strong signal, though the trees around Windsor Great Park can block low aerials. In Egham town and towards Thorpe the ground is lower, and our aerial engineers often recommend a taller mast or a better-quality aerial to keep the picture steady.
Student lets bring their own problems. Several TVs on one aerial, with splitters added room by room over the years, usually mean nobody gets a good picture. We replace the splitters with a proper amplifier, test each room and give the landlord a clear record of what we did.
Where your house sits in Egham decides most of it. The drawing shows how the signal would reach a home like yours.
Each kind of Egham home brings its own aerial problems. These are the ones we see most.

Several tenants, several TVs. We fit a simple amplifier and a TV point in each room.

Tall trees around Virginia Water mean taller poles or a dish.

New blocks share a communal system, fixed at the head-end when channels drop out.
What our engineers find on the roofs in each neighbourhood, from the jobs we do there.
Homes: Terraces, new flats and the High Street.
Aerial notes: Crystal Palace from most roofs. New flats share rooftop systems.
Homes: Village houses, student lets and large homes near Windsor Great Park.
Aerial notes: Higher ground helps, but the park’s trees can block some homes.
Homes: Terraces and post-war homes near the river.
Aerial notes: Strong signal. Faults are usually cables and connectors.
Homes: Large houses among woodland.
Aerial notes: Trees are the issue. We often measure Hannington as well.
Most Egham visits cover more than one job. These are the other services our team is asked for most around Egham.

TVs mounted in Egham homes and student lets, at the right height and with cables hidden.

Dishes for Sky and Freesat in Egham, Englefield Green and Thorpe. Dishes moved after building work, and old brackets taken down neatly.

TV points in every bedroom of shared houses, fed from one aerial through an amplifier.

Aerial repairs for student lets and family homes, with every room tested. Our engineers find the failed part with a meter and fix that, rather than replacing everything.

Shared TV systems in student blocks and conversions near the university. Readings are logged per flat so the agent has a record for the building file.

Wi-Fi coverage for shared houses, so every bedroom gets a strong connection. We can wire network sockets behind the TV so streaming runs without buffering.
Yes. Our engineers work right across Egham, including Egham town, Englefield Green, Egham Hythe and Virginia Water borders.
Most face Crystal Palace, about 20 miles east of Egham. It carries BBC London. Where trees or hills get in the way, Hannington, about 31 miles off to the west-south-west, can be the better choice, and it brings BBC South Today. We measure both.
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.
Yes. One aerial with an amplifier can feed each bedroom, and landlords often add it at the start of a tenancy.
Yes, and Thorpe, Runnymede and Egham Hythe.
New aerials, extra TV points and repairs in Egham and the villages around it.
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