New DSTV Installation
Dish, bracket, cabling and decoder set up from scratch. We pick a mounting point with clear line of sight, then run the cable neatly along the roofline and seal every entry point.
Services
From a first installation to a dish that has rusted loose in a south easter. Same team, same standard.
Dish, bracket, cabling and decoder set up from scratch. We pick a mounting point with clear line of sight, then run the cable neatly along the roofline and seal every entry point.
No signal, error codes, a pixelating picture or a dead LNB. We test the dish, the cable and the decoder before we replace anything.
Dish mounted, aimed and locked to the correct satellite. Signal strength and quality read off the decoder before we pack up.
Explora installed, activated and linked to your account. We check recording, catch up and Showmax work while we are still on site.
Two or three decoders linked on one subscription. Includes the second cable run, the smart LNB check and the link on your account.
Moving house, or bringing a dormant setup back to life. Dish taken down, remounted, realigned and retested at the new address.
Bracket fixed to brick, drywall or cladding with the right anchors for the wall. Cables routed out of sight and the screen levelled.
Pubs, restaurants, guesthouses and offices. Multiple screens fed from one headend, with cable routed to suit the room and the trading hours.
Shared dish systems for complexes and apartment blocks. Splitters, amplifiers and every unit point tested before handover.
OpenView is a separate platform to DSTV, with its own smaller unbranded dish and its own decoder. We mount and align the OpenView dish and set the decoder up.
Router placement, mesh points and cabled runs for the rooms the signal will not reach. Useful for streaming, and for getting catch up onto the Explora.
Digital terrestrial aerial mounted and aimed for local channels. Includes the cable, the wall plug and a channel scan on the TV.

Not sure which one you need?
Describe what the screen is doing and we will tell you what it usually is.