
Victorian villas
Big chimneys, old aerials and long cable runs. A bracket check comes with every job.

Reigate’s period houses, the roads up towards Reigate Hill and the newer estates at Woodhatch and South Park. Just up the road from our base, our engineers know which streets do best from the relay and which from Crystal Palace.
Reigate sits right under the North Downs, with its own relay transmitter on the hill above the town. That gives many Reigate homes a choice: point the aerial at the local relay, or at Crystal Palace further north. Our aerial engineers measure both on your roof and recommend whichever gives the steadiest picture and the channels you want.
The town centre is full of old buildings and conservation streets, where a TV aerial fitter has to work carefully. Many homes on Reigate Hill and around the Priory have tall chimneys that have carried aerials for generations. We check the stack, the bracket and the lashings, and fit discreetly where the house calls for it.
Woodhatch and South Park have more post-war and newer homes, where the job is usually simpler: a new aerial on a wall bracket, extra TV points or a wall-mounted TV. Wherever you are in Reigate, our local engineers test every channel before they leave and explain what they have done.
Where your house sits in Reigate decides most of it. The drawing shows how the signal would reach a home like yours.
Each kind of Reigate home brings its own aerial problems. These are the ones we see most.

Big chimneys, old aerials and long cable runs. A bracket check comes with every job.

Original aerials, tired connectors and plenty of extensions needing TV points.

Larger homes with several TVs. We fit an amplifier so every room matches.
What our engineers find on the roofs in each neighbourhood, from the jobs we do there.
Homes: Listed buildings and flats on the High Street, with Victorian villas on the surrounding roads.
Aerial notes: Older buildings need careful fixings. The Reigate relay gives most of the town a strong picture.
Homes: Large houses on the slope below the Downs.
Aerial notes: Close to the relay mast. Crystal Palace is also possible from the higher roads.
Homes: Inter-war semis and post-war estates.
Aerial notes: Roof aerials do well. Many original aerials need replacing.
Homes: Edwardian and 1930s houses and a busy local centre.
Aerial notes: Some homes sit low. We measure both transmitters before fitting.
Homes: Cottages and larger houses around the heath and the windmill.
Aerial notes: Trees and open heath. A taller pole sometimes helps.
Aerials are only part of the work. Here is what else Reigate customers book us for, all done by our own engineers.

TVs mounted in Reigate homes, from period living rooms to new-build bedrooms, the leads hidden in the wall or trunking.

Sky Q and Freesat dishes fitted discreetly in Reigate’s conservation streets. We fix into solid brick, align the dish on a meter and connect every room you need.

TV points added to loft rooms and extensions in Woodhatch and South Park. Freeview, Sky and Freesat can all go to the same new socket if you want them.

Aerial repairs including switching between the Reigate relay and Crystal Palace. A quick WhatsApp picture of the roof is often enough for us to spot the likely fault.

Cameras for Reigate homes and shops, with the app on your phone. The Reigate CCTV page explains more.

Wi-Fi coverage through thick-walled period houses using wired access points. Garden offices and loft rooms get the same speed as the living room.
Yes. Our engineers work right across Reigate, including Reigate town, Reigate Hill, Woodhatch, South Park, Reigate Heath, Kingswood and Walton on the Hill.
Most face the Reigate relay, under 3 miles north of Reigate. It carries BBC London. Where trees or hills get in the way, Crystal Palace, about 14 miles off to the north-north-east, can be the better choice. We measure both.
Often, yes. You’re close enough to the transmitter that a loft can pick up a usable signal, though foil-backed insulation and nearby trees still spoil some. Our engineer tests the loft with a meter before suggesting it.
Some face the small relay on Reigate Hill and some face Crystal Palace. Which is better depends on your street, so we measure both.
Yes, along with Merstham, Betchworth and the villages around Reigate.
New aerials, extra TV points and repairs in Reigate and the villages around it.
RH2 Reigate, Woodhatch, South Park, Reigate Heath, Kingswood borders