Paul Davies TV Aerial Installers Salford

Call now 01616 696 649

Are you experiencing issues with your signal or digital TV? Paul Davies is your local specialist with over 20 years of experience and is ready to provide any high-quality aerial service.

If you are experiencing issues with your satellite TV signal, aerial connection, or need help with installation, our local team of engineers is experienced and equipped to meet any situation or viewing requirement. Our employees work quickly, efficiently and professionally to provide a high-quality service at the lowest price possible.

Our team of local engineers is equipped with the latest diagnostic tools as well as a range of extra parts that may be necessary to get the job done. This will allow them to carry out the job without needing to visit your property a second time.

Our TV Aerial Services Include;

• Only Local Engineers, from your area
• New TV Aerial Installation
• Existing TV Aerial Repairs
• TV Aerial Servicing
• TV Aerial Relocation
• Freeview TV Aerial Supply and Installation
• You only Pay for work done!
• All work is guaranteed
• First Class After-Sales Support

Why Choose Our Salford TV Aerial Services?

• Local and experienced – We have over 20 years of experience in the industry and employ highly trained engineers to provide the best service.
• Equipped – As the industry has evolved, so have we. We ensure that our engineers carry the latest tools and parts the industry has to offer.
• No call-out fees – Our quotes and information on how we can help you are free!
• Customer Support – Your experience is our top priority.

Call us today on 01616 696 649 and get the best aerial service in Salford!

About Salford

In Greater Manchester, England, Salford is a city and the administrative centre of the larger City of Salford metropolitan borough. Salford’s population was 103,886 in 2011. In addition, it is the county’s only other city, after neighbouring Manchester. Salford is situated in an Irwell River meander, which also serves as part of its border with Manchester. In 1926, cityhood was bestowed upon the erstwhile County Borough of Salford, which also encompassed Broughton, Pendleton, and Kersal. The bigger Metropolitan Borough of the City of Salford was founded in 1974 and is in charge of a much greater area.

Salford served as the administrative and judicial centre for the historic hundred of Salfordshire in Lancashire. Around 1230, Ranulf de Blondeville, the 6th Earl of Chester, awarded Salford a charter, establishing it as a free town of greater cultural and economic significance than its neighbour Manchester. That connection was reversed during the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, Salford developed into a significant cotton and silk spinning and weaving industry town, as well as a significant inland port on the Manchester Ship Canal, starting in 1894. Salford became a city of contrast with redeveloped inner-city sections like Salford Quays close to some of the most socially poor and violent regions in England as a result of industries declining in the 20th century and producing economic misery.