TV Aerial & Satellite Installers, a leading UK supplier of satellite, home entertainment, digital aerial installations and services, comment on the advantages of Freesat installation.

Launched in 2008 as a joint venture by the BBC and ITV, Freesat can provide subscription free satellite channels without the monthly subscription fee. Offering over 140 digital channels, including documentary, lifestyle, music, radio, entertainment and children’s channels, Freesat offers a wide scope of home entertainment.

Subscription-free television has become incredibly popular in the UK since the launch of the Freeview box. However, Freeview only contains 50 basic digital channels and can have a very weak signal in some areas of the country. Freesat, on the other hand, can offer home entertainment to over 98% of the UK population, and also offers BBC iPlayer and play back, record, fast-forward and rewind features.

TV Aerial and Satellite Installers can offer their customers a free quotation for a Freesat dish installation, and can be at their address within a couple of hours. Also, as they have installers located across the UK, they will understand the satellite signal frequency in a customer’s area; therefore, they can ensure a customer receives the best possible television signal.

A spokesperson for TV Aerial & Satellite Installers commented: “Here at TV Aerial & Satellite Installers we can offer a range of Freesat boxes to our customers, including Freesat Standard Definition, Freesat High Definition and Freesat+ High Definition Recorder. When a customer purchases a Freesat box, they will not be contracted to a monthly subscription fee and there are no hidden charges. While Freeview has proved popular in recent years, we believe Freesat is the ultimate home entertainment package. For an affordable, one off payment, our customers can enjoy many years of quality television with channels regularly added. Our installers have the experience and skills to ensure our customers receive a comprehensive Freesat installation.”

TV Aerial & Satellite Installers, a leading UK supplier of satellite, home entertainment and digital TV aerial installation services, comment on the relationship between digital TV aerials and Freeview.

With the digital switchover set to reach completion in 2012, anyone who wants to keep using their standard Freeview box will have to ensure they have a TV aerial which can support it. The switchover is taking place to ensure that everyone receives a better broadcast signal than they have in recent years, which has seen some areas receive certain channels better than others. The switchover will see all television signals broadcast as digital information rather than the traditional analogue format, which will provide clearer reception for everyone.

However, this means that everyone will have to have some way of receiving the digital transmissions. Many people have purchased Freeview boxes over the past few years, which provide a limited assortment of free-to-air channels. However, in order to receive the best picture and sound, some people may need to upgrade to a digital TV aerial by the time the switchover is complete.

“The Digital Switchover has been a long time coming, and there has been a real push to ensure everyone is prepared, but some aerials will receive better digital signals than most,” commented a spokesperson for TV Aerial & Satellite Installers. “While most aerials will pick up the digital transmissions, digital TV aerials which feature the digital ‘tick’ will receive the most reliable picture and sound. As a leading provider of TV aerials, we can advise people of which will suit them best to receive optimum broadcast reception.”

TV Aerial & Satellite Installers, a leading UK supplier of satellite, home entertainment and digital aerial installations and services, are now offering Freeview aerial upgrades for customers interesting in receiving the new Freeview+ HD system.

TV Aerial & Satellite Installers wish to highlight to anyone interested in the new Freeview+ HD service that they may require an aerial upgrade to reap all of the benefits of this new system, as some of the older aerials do not have full signal support for all Freeview HD Digital channels and the Plus’ record, pause and rewind capabilities.

The aerial installers at TV Aerial & Satellite Installers offer aerial upgrades which support the Freeview+ HD system, and can provide aerial installations designed to perform optimally so that their customers can receive all of the available terrestrial broadcast channels at any time.

“Each and every single one of the aerial installers hired by our company is already highly skilled in the field and has to undergo a thorough course to meet our superior quality demands,” commented a spokesperson for TV Aerial & Satellite Installers. “They will arrive at the location of any Freeview+ HD installation they carry out with a mobile vehicle full of the equipment required to fix any issues that may arise during the installation process. This is all part of achieving our main goal, which is to ensure the convenience and satisfaction of each of our customers by providing them with the latest advances in technology whilst minimising the occurrence of any issues and, should any problems occur, they are resolved as soon as possible.”