TV Aerial Installation and Satellite Dish installation in Auckland
Watching TV is still a popular pastime despite all the other streaming options that are now available on the market. We install UHF Freeview TV aerials so that you can enjoy crystal clear HD Freeview reception.
Check that you have the right TV and TV antenna for digital TV. You might have a TV aerial, but it could be an old VHF type that no longer works, you can see the different types of aerials here https://tvaerialrecyclers.co.nz/nz-aerials/
We can install a new UHF Aerial for you so you can get crystal clear TV reception.
Satellite Dish and Starlink Installation Auckland
We can install a satellite dish for freeview TV reception or Sky TV. A satellite dish can be used to receive Freeview TV, and there are no subscription costs if you just want to access Freeview TV. Satellite dishes are great to be able to receice TV reception in rural areas with a poor UHF signal.
We also install Elon Musk’s Starlink Satellite internet equipment if you are having issues with traditional ISPs internet services.
How can we help you improve your internet?
Starlink™ is a satellite internet constellation being constructed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX providing global satellite Internet access to remote areas. The constellation will consist of thousands of mass-produced small satellites in low Earth orbit, which communicate with designated ground transceivers providing global internet access. Order your Dish from Starlink.com .
We are a Starlink Satellite internet equipment installer and can provide mounting solutions.
If you are a rural customer and are sick of slow and unreliable internet then Starlink internet may be a good option for you. We can install the Starlink dish, hide the cable to ensure a tidy installation and set up the provided Starlink router or an aftermarket router you may have.
If WIFI is an issue at your house we can also have a solution to ensure that bad WIFI is a thing of the past.
We have many happy customers that have implemented Starlink internet.
