New aerials fitted for Oxford roofs
We pick the aerial to suit your roof and the Oxford signal reaching it, then set it on a mast and bracket that will still be solid in ten winters.
Oxford, Oxfordshire
Local engineers fitting, repairing and re-aiming aerials across Oxford and the rest of OX1. Signal metered on the day, free quote over the phone.

OX1
postcode covered
Reception in Oxford
Heritage streets across Oxford need discreet installs, so slimline aerials, concealed runs and conservation-friendly fixings are the default rather than an extra.
We work right across Oxford, including Headington and Jericho, and out to the surrounding villages. Because we are only up the road in Reading, a job in OX1 is a short run for us — so there is no travel charge and same-week slots are normal.
We pick the aerial to suit your roof and the Oxford signal reaching it, then set it on a mast and bracket that will still be solid in ten winters.
Bent elements, snapped masts, loose chimney straps and water in the cable are the usual Oxford call-outs. Most are put right on the first visit.
We meter signal strength and quality at the aerial and at the TV, so you find out what is actually wrong instead of paying for guesswork.
Bedrooms, kitchens, garden rooms and offices around Oxford — cabled properly and tested, with the routing agreed before we drill anything.
Dish installs, realignment and LNB faults, plus Freesat where the terrestrial picture will never be reliable at your address.
Flats and rented property in OX1 — one visit, one report, and every point tested before we leave.
Local detail
Oxford splits neatly into two jobs: heritage streets where an aerial has to be almost invisible, and the wider OX2 to OX4 housing where the signal is strong and the cabling is the problem. Jericho, central college property and the conservation streets get slimline aerials, concealed runs and reversible fixings; Headington, Cowley, Botley and Marston are usually straightforward Oxford-group installs.
HMOs and student lets are a large part of our Oxford work. Splitting one aerial across five or six rooms without wrecking the signal needs a distribution amplifier set at the right level, not a bag of passive splitters — that single change fixes a lot of long-running complaints from tenants.
Chimney, wall and loft installs aimed at the Oxford transmitter, with discreet mounting where the frontage or a conservation area demands it.
Re-aiming after high winds, replacing corroded aerials and rotten lashings, and drying out or renewing downleads that have taken water at the roof.
One aerial feeding several rooms properly, with every point metered and a written record of levels for your files.
Sky dish installation and realignment, LNB and cable faults, and Freesat where the terrestrial picture will never be dependable at that address.
Tell us what the picture is doing and roughly where in Oxford you are. Most faults are recognisable over the phone.
We give you a firm price on the phone — no written quotations, no sales visit first.
We measure what is reaching your roof from Oxford before deciding anything.
Every point tested in front of you, cable clipped, and the mess taken away.
Questions
No. Oxford is part of our normal working patch, so there is no travel charge on top of the price you are quoted.
Yes. Quotes are free and given over the phone on 0118 968 0881. We don't issue written quotations or send a salesperson round first.
Usually Oxford. We meter it on the day rather than assume, because two roofs on the same street can read very differently.
Most OX1 aerial and signal faults are diagnosed and put right on one visit, and we carry the common parts on the van.
Often just a repair. We check the aerial, the mast, the cable and the connections, and only recommend a replacement when the old one genuinely cannot be saved.
OX1 to OX4 plus the ring of villages — Headington, Cowley, Iffley, Summertown, Jericho, Botley, Marston and Kidlington. Abingdon, Didcot and Thame are covered from the same round.
Yes. We use slimline aerials, hidden cable routes and fixings that come away without leaving damage, and we will tell you if a loft aerial or satellite is the better answer.
Most often it is the downlead, a corroded rooftop connection or too many passive splitters, not the aerial. We meter at the aerial and at each TV so you find out which.
Regularly. We can meter and document every outlet so a landlord or agent has proof the system was working when we left.
Give us a ring and describe it. The quote is free and given there and then on the phone.
0118 968 0881