Up to three vetted, local aerial & satellite installers. Compare them, then contact them directly: free for residents, no lead fees.
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Pixelating Freeview, a dish knocked out of line by the wind, or a new TV in the bedroom with no socket: aerial and satellite work is fiddly, involves ladders and roofs, and is best left to a specialist.
Most of Bromley is served by the Crystal Palace transmitter, so a good local installer knows exactly where to point an aerial and what signal to expect street by street. MyBromley lists up to three vetted, local installers.
Browsing is free, and MyBromley takes no commission from the work you book. You deal with each business directly.
Up to three vetted aerial & satellite installers, all local to Bromley, shown side by side.
Call, email or visit their website. No forms passed around, no call centres.
Get quotes, ask questions and choose who suits you. It’s free for residents.
Common causes are an old or damaged aerial, water in the cable, or interference from 4G and 5G masts. An installer can test the signal and find the cause.
Most of the borough receives Crystal Palace, which is close by. A few areas get a better signal from other transmitters, which a local installer will know.
Usually not for one dish of normal size, but rules are tighter in conservation areas and on listed buildings. Check with Bromley Council if unsure.
Many aerial installers also wall-mount TVs and hide cables in the wall. Ask when you book.
Our listed businesses are local to the borough and cover Bromley’s towns and villages, including BR1 to BR7, SE20 and TN16 postcodes. Check coverage for your street when you get in touch.
We only list three aerial & satellite installers in the borough. If you’re local, insured and proud of your work, apply for one of the spots.