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Call 0800 470 2737WhatsApp usTry the fault finderEdinburgh's Georgian New Town flats, Old Town closes and seafront homes in Portobello all bring their own TV headaches. We sort out aerials that have slipped or stopped working, fit Freesat and Sky dishes, run extra TV points and mount screens neatly on the wall, including Sky Glass. Every job is quoted first, so you know the cost before any work begins.
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From Leith and Morningside to Musselburgh and Corstorphine, we cover the whole city and its edges. Check your postcode below to confirm.
Edinburgh's Freeview signal mostly arrives from Craigkelly, across the Firth of Forth in Fife, so aerials across the city face north. Arthur's Seat, Calton Hill and the closely packed stone buildings of the Old Town mean the signal can be strong on one street and weak on the next.
In Marchmont, Bruntsfield, Leith and the New Town, many stairs share a communal aerial or dish. A fault affecting every flat sits with the shared system and the factor; a fault in one flat is usually the socket, lead or TV, which we can test.
Newer flats around the Shore and the waterfront often have communal systems built in, so the common requests there are wall mounting, soundbar set-up and Sky Stream or Freely over broadband.
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The engineer checks the job and agrees the price before starting.
Everything tested and explained before we leave.
He quickly diagnosed the problem as not being the aerial, but the masthead amp & power unit. He had a spare on his van, and the work was completed within 30 minutes.
Ross mounted my TV on the wall with great precision and care—everything looks fantastic.
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Yes. We cover the Old and New Towns, Leith, Portobello, Morningside and Corstorphine, plus Musselburgh, Dalkeith, Livingston and South Queensferry. Check your postcode on this page to confirm.
Most of the city receives it from the Craigkelly transmitter, across the Forth in Fife. Aerials need to face north towards it, and tall stone buildings can get in the way, so positioning matters.
If every flat has the same problem, the shared system needs repairing and your factor will usually arrange it. If it's only your flat, we can test your socket, lead and TV to pin down the fault.
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TV Install Experts is a trading name of Aerial Services Scotland Ltd, Unit 1, 3 Bowerwalls Place, Barrhead, G78 1BF. Registered in Scotland, company no. SC296435.
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