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TV aerial repairs in Burgess Hill

TV aerial repairs in Burgess Hill and Wivelsfield.

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TV aerial repair engineers in Burgess Hill

Burgess Hill faults are often new-build aerials that were never aligned, or older aerials worn out. We fix both.

Burgess Hill repairs are often new-build aerials that were never aligned properly, or older aerials worn out in the town. Bungalows on the Hassocks side have low aerials blocked by trees.

Most Burgess Hill aerials point at Whitehawk Hill, about 9 miles south. Some homes do better on Heathfield, so our engineers test both before deciding. We carry a signal meter on every job, so the fault is found at the TV, in the loft or on the roof before anything is replaced.

New-build faults are often an aerial that was never aimed properly, or a cheap splitter in the loft. Both are quick to put right. Older homes tend to have tired cable and corroded plugs hidden in the walls. Swapping them often brings back every channel. On bungalows the aerial is often hemmed in by trees as they grow. Raising it a metre or two is a common fix.

What’s wrong with your TV picture in Burgess Hill?

Tap what you’re seeing. Our Burgess Hill engineers find the cause with a meter before anything is replaced.

No signal on any channel

Likely cause
A cable joint full of water, a failed amplifier or a snapped cable, more often than the aerial itself.
What our engineer does
Test at the TV, the loft and the roof to find where the signal stops, then fix that part.
Send us a photo of the screen

What’s gone wrong with your Burgess Hill aerial?

Tap the part of the house that matches what you’re seeing, and we’ll tell you what we usually find and how we put it right.

Storm damage repairs

Storm damage is the call we get most after a windy night in Burgess Hill. A loose aerial can damage tiles and gutters, so we take it down or secure it straight away, then fit a new bracket or mast and point it back at Whitehawk Hill.

Repair or replace your Burgess Hill aerial?

Most aerials we see can be repaired. Tell us what you can see from the garden for our first view, which the engineer then checks on the roof.

WIND LIKELY A REPAIR LIKELY A NEW AERIAL TEST FIRST

How old is the aerial?

Did the problem start suddenly?

Looking from the ground, is it rusty, bent or broken?

From our engineers’ blog

Burgess Hill aerial repair questions

Do you repair aerials all over Burgess Hill?

Yes, including World's End and the east side, New estates in the north, Hassocks side, Hassocks and Wivelsfield.

Will you fix it or just sell me a new aerial?

We fix what’s broken. A meter reading at the TV, in the loft and on the roof shows which part has failed, and you hear what we find before anything is replaced.

Why might my Burgess Hill aerial be pointing the wrong way?

Most Burgess Hill aerials should face Whitehawk Hill, about 9 miles south. Some do better on Heathfield. If yours was fitted to the wrong one, or has been turned by wind, realigning it is often the whole repair.

Do you repair storm-damaged aerials in Burgess Hill?

Yes. Snapped lashings, bent masts and aerials hanging off the chimney are made safe first, then repaired or replaced and realigned. If the damage came from a storm, we can send you photos of the damage to pass to your home insurance.

Why does my TV picture keep pixelating?

Pixelation means the signal reaching the TV is too weak or too noisy. The aerial may have moved, a plug may be corroded or the cable may have let in water. We measure the signal to find which, rather than guessing.

My aerial has been blown out of line. Can it just be turned back?

Usually, yes, but the clamp or bracket that let it move needs tightening or replacing too, or it will drift again in the next wind. We realign it on a meter so every channel comes back.

My picture went after a storm. Is it safe?

Stay well back from anything dangling, and snap a picture of it from the garden for us. Bent poles and slipped lashings are among the most common storm repairs we do.

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Burgess Hill postcodes

RH15 Burgess Hill town, World's End, Wivelsfield, Hassocks side

Nearby towns we cover

Haywards Heath, Crawley, Horsham, East Grinstead, Billingshurst, Horley

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