
New estates
Lots of new homes wired for TV with no aerial fitted. We fit and connect them.

Flat ground, lots of new homes and Gatwick on the doorstep. Horley aerials usually get a decent signal from Crystal Palace, and our engineers make sure every room gets it.
Horley sits right next to Gatwick, and the town has grown quickly with new estates spreading out from the old centre. Our aerial engineers work across the whole town, from Victorian terraces near the station to brand-new homes at Westvale Park. Most of Horley has a reasonable signal from Crystal Palace, but some homes do better from the Reigate relay or even Heathfield. We test all the options before deciding. New homes often have cables in every room but no aerial, and we fit and align one so every point works. Aircraft from Gatwick can cause brief flicker on older systems. A modern aerial with good cable usually stops it. Our TV aerial fitters test while planes pass so you can see the result.
Horley’s new estates are home to many young families moving in, and the first thing they often need is TVs on the wall and an aerial connected. Our engineers do both in one visit, and set up Freeview or Sky in every room. Near the airport, we also look after hotels and guest houses with communal TV systems, and we can add CCTV covering car parks and entrances.
Where your house sits in Horley decides most of it. The drawing shows how the signal would reach a home like yours.
Each kind of Horley home brings its own aerial problems. These are the ones we see most.

Lots of new homes wired for TV with no aerial fitted. We fit and connect them.

Low roofs with an open outlook. A loft aerial is often enough.

Old aerials and cables that need replacing.
What our engineers find on the roofs in each neighbourhood, from the jobs we do there.
Homes: Flats and terraces around the station and the High Street.
Aerial notes: Flat land and a good outlook. Faults are usually old cables.
Homes: New homes on the north-east side.
Aerial notes: New builds often have sockets but no aerial. We fit it and connect.
Homes: Village houses and bungalows.
Aerial notes: Open land. Loft aerials sometimes work.
Homes: Village cottages and homes near the airport.
Aerial notes: Good signal. Old aerials may flicker as aircraft pass.
Aerials are only part of the work. Here is what else Horley customers book us for, all done by our own engineers.

TVs mounted in Horley homes, from new-builds to Victorian terraces. Tilting and swing-arm brackets fitted, with the TV tuned in and tested before we leave.

Sky and Freesat dishes fitted and moved across Horley. Where the aerial signal is marginal, a satellite dish usually holds the picture better.

TV points connected in new homes at Westvale Park. New cable runs are clipped neatly or hidden, and every socket is tested on a meter.

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

Cameras for Horley homes and businesses, set up on your phone. See our Horley CCTV page.

Shared systems in new Horley blocks, installed and tested. We work with residents, landlords and agents to arrange access with the least disruption.
Yes. Our engineers work right across Horley, including Horley town, Langshott and the new estates, Smallfield and Charlwood and Hookwood.
Most face Crystal Palace, about 18 miles north-north-east of Horley. 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.
They can cause brief flicker on old aerials. A modern, well-aimed aerial with good cable usually stops it.
Yes, along with Hookwood, Burstow and Salfords.
New aerials, extra TV points and repairs in Horley and the villages around it.
RH6 Horley, Smallfield, Charlwood, Hookwood, Burstow