TV aerials, satellite & CCTV in Norfolk

Norfolk is served almost entirely by the Tacolneston transmitter, a tall mast on high ground south-west of Norwich, which carries BBC East and ITV Anglia. It gives a strong signal across much of the county, but distance, valleys and buildings leave gaps that a network of relays fills. Relays serve central Norwich, Gorleston near Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft just over the Suffolk border, Thetford and King's Lynn, with smaller relays along the north Norfolk coast, at places such as West Runton, Overstrand and Wells-next-the-Sea.

Relays usually broadcast with a different polarisation from Tacolneston, so an aerial pointed at one is mounted differently. In west Norfolk, around King's Lynn, some homes get a better signal from Belmont in Lincolnshire, which carries Yorkshire and Lincolnshire regional news instead. Near Downham Market, Sandy Heath in Bedfordshire can also be an option. We measure what's available and set the aerial up for the most reliable picture.

Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Caister and the north Norfolk coast take the full force of North Sea weather. Salt air corrodes fixings and connectors, and winter gales loosen chimney brackets and bend poles. We use stainless and heavy-duty fittings and weather-sealed connections so aerials and dishes last.

King's Lynn, Wymondham, Swaffham, Holt and Downham Market have conservation areas and many listed buildings, including King's Lynn's medieval merchants' houses and warehouses. We take care with old chimneys and follow the rules on dishes and aerials facing the street.

Wherever you are in Norfolk, call or WhatsApp for a fixed price.

We know the county's transmitters and relays well, and can tell you quickly whether a fault is local to your home.