About Canterbury Aerials & Satellites

Twenty-five years on Kent’s roofs

We set up in 2000, back when every set was analogue. We’ve put in the aerials for digital switchover, the dishes when Freesat launched, the wideband aerials after two lots of frequency changes, and now Starlink dishes for farms and villages the broadband never reached. What doesn’t change is the county itself: flint cottages, Regency terraces, oast houses and clifftop bungalows, each with its own way of fixing an aerial.

No TV company pays us, so the advice is ours. Sometimes that means a new aerial, sometimes a five-minute cable fix, and sometimes telling you the fault is in the TV and not on the roof.

What to expect from us

1. Someone who knows the trade answers. Phone or WhatsApp, you speak to the team, not a booking line.
2. Prices up front. A picture of the job is often enough for a quote before anyone drives out.
3. No surprises on the day. The engineer tells you what needs doing and the cost before any work starts.
4. Checked before we go. We go through every channel, TV point or WiFi room with you at the end.