How soon can a satellite engineer come to Amersham?
Often within a day or two, and sometimes the same day. Our engineers work from the Aylesbury office.

Everything satellite in Amersham: a dish for Sky or Freesat, a repair when the picture goes, a move to a tidier wall, or a second dish for channels from home. Engineers from our Aylesbury office.
Sky Q and Sky Stream dishes fitted, moved and realigned without the wait, with small dishes painted to match the brick in the conservation areas.
For Old Amersham homes where the valley blocks the aerial signal, a small Freesat dish at the back gives you the main channels with no subscription.
Every dish in Amersham is aimed on a meter at 28.2 degrees east, the satellites that carry Sky and Freesat, and fixed into sound brick so it stays on target through winter.
Advice over the phone or WhatsApp is free, and you get an accurate guide price before any work starts.
From a first dish to a whole-house system, fitted neatly and tested at every box.

Sky Q and Sky Glass homes that need a dish, plus dishes for Sky boxes, without waiting for a Sky engineer.
One dish feeding every Freesat box and recorder, with a cable to each room.
An old dish moved off the front of a Amersham house to a side or rear wall, with the old holes filled.
We look for a rear or side wall with a clear view so the street side stays tidy.
If the builder left cables in the loft or a media point, we connect a dish to them rather than drilling new holes.
A second or third room fed from the same dish, with the right LNB for the number of boxes.
Most satellite faults are one part: the LNB, a cable, a connector or a dish knocked off line.
Usually a failed LNB, a cable fault or a dish that has moved. We test each in turn and fix the one that has failed.
A dish only just on target fails in rain or snow. Re-peaking it on the meter usually cures it.
Dishes blown off line or brackets pulled out of the wall, made safe and refitted on sound brick.
New extensions and growing trees can block the dish. We move it to where the sky is clear.
Freesat gives you free-to-air TV from satellite, with no subscription.
Some Amersham homes keep Freeview in most rooms and Freesat on the main TV, so a fault on one never leaves them without a picture.
An old Sky dish is usually fine for Freesat. We test it, swap the LNB if needed and tune the box.
A Freesat recorder lets you pause live TV and record series, and catch-up works over your internet.
A multi-output LNB and a cable to each room means every Freesat box works on its own.
We fit dishes for channels from Europe, Turkey, the Middle East and beyond.
Arabic channels from North Africa and the Middle East, from a dish aimed south-west rather than south-east.
Turkish TV needs a bigger dish in the UK and a solid fixing to hold it steady in the wind.
One dish that turns between satellites, for homes that want channels from several countries.
Polish, Italian and Arabic TV, from a second dish or a second LNB on the same dish where the angle allows.
A few rules decide where a dish can go, and we check them before we drill.
Old Amersham's coaching inns and timber-framed cottages need aerials nobody sees. Loft installs, rear-of-stack fixings and cables kept inside.
Inside a conservation area, a dish on a wall or roof slope that faces the road normally needs permission, so we use the side or back of the house.
Many leases restrict dishes on the outside wall. We can connect you to a communal dish or fit one where the freeholder agrees.
Whatever the rules allow, the dish needs a clear view of the south-eastern sky. We check that before choosing the spot.
Every HP6, HP7 postcode, from Old Amersham to the newer streets off the Hill.
Listed coaching inns, brick-and-flint cottages and timber frames. Discreet aerials and dishes, cables inside.
1930s semis and post-war houses with strong signal. Loft aerials, Sky upgrades and wall-mounted TVs.
Larger homes among mature trees, partly conservation area. Aerials raised above the canopy, dishes kept out of view.
Commuter homes near the station. New aerials, extra TV points and home cinema rooms.
Estate houses and bungalows. Aerial replacements, re-cables and dish moves.
Village homes on the ridge with slow broadband. Starlink, Freesat and taller masts.
Quick answers before you book.
Often within a day or two, and sometimes the same day. Our engineers work from the Aylesbury office.
Usually, yes. We check the dish, LNB and cable, and replace only what is worn.
Yes, as long as the new spot has a clear view of the south-eastern sky. We fill the old holes too.
Yes. We fit dishes for Hotbird, Astra 19.2°E, Turksat and others, or a motorised dish for several.
Heavy rain and snow cut the signal a little. A dish that is perfectly aimed copes; one that is slightly off drops out. We re-peak it.
Usually not, but conservation areas and listed buildings have rules. We tell you before we start if your spot needs permission.
There is a call-out charge for a visit. Phone and WhatsApp advice costs nothing, and we give an accurate guide price before starting.
Call 01296 568243 or WhatsApp your postcode and what you need, with a photo of the dish if there is one. We will offer a time.
Tell us what you need and send a photo of the wall or the dish if you can. Advice over the phone or WhatsApp is free, and you get an accurate guide price before any work starts.
CCTV enquiries have their own line: 01296 506085.