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If you’ve lost signal or your TV channels keep cutting out, search for a checked aerial repair company in Stirling And Falkirk with Checkatrade.

Faulty or damaged TV aerials are one of the most common causes of poor reception, but with the right help, they can often be fixed quickly and affordably.

What is aerial repair?

Aerial repair involves diagnosing and fixing issues with your TV aerial or satellite dish that affect signal strength and picture quality. Some of the more common problems include:

• Loose or corroded cabling
• Misaligned aerials due to wind or storm damage
• Water ingress into connections
• Faulty amplifiers or splitters
• Damaged mounting brackets

A checked engineer will use signal meters to identify the fault, perform repairs or replacements, and ensure your aerial is safely secured for strong, consistent reception.

How much does aerial repair cost?

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For more information, take a look at our TV aerial cost guide.

Common signs your aerial needs repairing

Not sure whether you need the services of an aerial repair engineer? Here are the some of the telltale signs:

• A “No signal” message on your TV
• Pixelated or freezing images
• Missing or distorted channels
• Poor signal during bad weather
• Loose or broken cables

Ignoring these issues can worsen reception over time. Calling an aerial engineer early can save you from full replacement costs later on.

Aerial repair vs replacement

Not all aerial problems require a new installation. Here’s a rough guide to repair vs replacement:

• Aerial repair is typically faster and cheaper, ideal for minor faults or damage
• Aerial replacement is often better if the aerial is old, rusted, or no longer compatible with Freeview HD

A checked aerial engineer in Stirling And Falkirk can test your signal and provide guidance on whether a simple repair or full replacement offers the best long-term value.

How long does an aerial repair take?

Most aerial repairs take 1–2 hours, depending on roof access, job complexity, and weather conditions.

If parts need replacing — such as amplifiers or cabling — the engineer may need a second visit to complete the work.

Benefits of hiring a checked aerial repair engineer

It goes without saying, working at height can be dangerous, and attempting a DIY fix could also invalidate your equipment warranty. Hiring a checked aerial engineer ensures:

• Proper fault diagnosis and lasting repairs
• Safe roof access with the right equipment
• Guidance to improve your Freeview or satellite reception
• Peace of mind that all connections meet safety standards

Tips for hiring an aerial repair service in your area

Before hiring a TV aerial repair service near you, follow these steps to ensure you hire right:

• Read reviews on Checkatrade to see feedback from real customers
• Check services offered, e.g. aerial repair, installation, satellite setup, and signal testing
• Confirm experience with Freeview, Freesat, or multi-room systems
• Compare a few quotes to help ensure fair pricing

For tradespeople committed to quality and a job done right, search for aerial repair services in Stirling And Falkirk with Checkatrade.