TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea

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At Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea, we are the market-leading company in the area. Whatever your needs we are more than happy to help. As we are a local company we can provide you with a free call-out service. We also offer a 10% discount for all clients aged 65 or over at Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea. 

TV Aerial reception in Clacton On Sea

It is usual for TV reception to vary across places, and your signal may even differ from that of your neighbours. At Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea, we guarantee a quick, high-quality signal regardless of your location.

We can easily install an aerial for you if you need to watch Freeview. Tall trees and structures can be significant impediments to your TV signal. As a result, unlike our rivals, we have no height constraints. As a result, we can put your aerial in the best possible location.

Our additional TV services

We provide a variety of services, including aerial and satellite installation. At Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea, for example, we provide TV wall-mounting services for plasma and LCD TVs. Our professionals will position your wall mount so that you can enjoy your viewing experience.

At Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation Clacton On Sea, our fitters are all fully trained and qualified. We promise to install your wall mount safely with minimal disruption to your property. 

Additionally, we offer several services. Including, home cinemas, Freeview, Freesat, Sky TV, Sky HD, Sky +, indoor aerials and aerial boosters. Meaning we can meet your needs regardless of what they are. If you are unsure about which aerial and TV box to go for, our experts can advise you. 

Get in touch with us at Paul Davies TV Aerial Installation

We are always eager to help you, regardless of your demands. Please do not hesitate to contact us.

Give us a call on 01255 441 485.

About Clacton On Sea

In 1871, Peter Bruff, an Essex railway engineer and land developer, along with steamboat owner William Jackson and a group of businessmen, built a pier and the Royal Hotel (now converted to flats) on farmland adjacent to low gravelly cliffs and a firm sand-and-shingle beach near the villages of Great and Little Clacton. Clacton-on-Sea was founded in 1872 and planned out fairly haphazardly over the next several years, with a central ‘great’ boulevard (initially Electric Parade, now Pier Avenue) and many previously rural lanes and tracks, such as Wash Lane.

Plots and streets were sold in pieces to developers and speculators. The Great Eastern Railway, which already served the well-established resort of Walton-on-the-Naze along the coast, built a spur to Clacton-on-Sea with a connection at Thorpe-le-Soken in 1882.