The Upper North Shore is not far from the Artarmon transmitters, so raw signal strength is rarely the issue. What gets in the way is everything between the antenna and the TV: tall gums growing into the signal path, long runs of ageing coax through large homes, and splitters added one room at a time over decades. Ray finds the actual fault first, so you pay for a fix rather than a guess.
01Common jobs on the Upper North Shore
- Reception that drops in wind
- Often trees moving in the signal path, or a loose antenna mast. Both are fixable.
- One TV fine, another not
- Usually splitters and old cable on the long run. Rewiring the distribution fixes every room at once.
- Wi-Fi dead zones
- Large homes and double brick need wired access points, not another plug-in extender.
- Home cinema rooms
- Spare rooms and rumpus rooms make excellent dedicated cinemas. See home theatre systems.
02Services on the Upper North Shore
- TV antenna repairs and extra TV points
- New digital TV antennas
- TV wall mounting on brick, plaster and stone
- Projector and screen installation
- Cat6 data cabling and data points
- Ceiling speakers and multi-room audio
03Suburbs we cover
Roseville · Lindfield · East Lindfield · Killara · Gordon · Pymble · West Pymble · St Ives · Turramurra · Warrawee · Wahroonga · Waitara · Hornsby · Normanhurst · Thornleigh · Pennant Hills · Beecroft · Cheltenham · Asquith · Mount Colah · Berowra and surrounding suburbs.
04Common questions
Can trees really affect TV reception?
Yes. Dense, wet foliage absorbs and scatters signal, which is why reception can change with the seasons or in the wind. Raising or relocating the antenna often solves it.
Can you run data cabling through a large two-storey home?
Yes. Ray plans routes through roof spaces, wall cavities and subfloors to reach every room that needs it.
Do you charge to quote on the Upper North Shore?
No. Quotes are free across Sydney metro.