Have you noticed that you no longer get that picture-perfect quality when watching your TV? You start feeling frustrated and wonder why it’s not like it used to be. There could be multiple reasons why your TV is not working, from your TV and power cables not being connected to the wall sockets, or your TV itself, or issues with your amplifier.
One of the main reasons might be that your antenna is just old and rusty and needs to be replaced. Like most products, antennas also have expiry dates and should be replaced after 10 to 15 years, including the mast.
If you are experiencing poor TV reception or just want to have your old antenna replaced then Jim’s Antennas are the ones to call. Our technicians are able to assess and provide you with a free onsite quote. In most circumstances our technician is able to fix the problem for you on the very same day – it means you’ll be enjoying your favourite TV shows with perfect picture clarity and no more annoying drop outs.
Michael from Jim’s Antennas & Security South Morang, had a customer who was having issues with their TV reception after recent storms. Upon inspection, the Lead In cable had detached from the old antenna. Also, the existing mast was rusted, old and heavy.
The solution? Michael installed a Digitek 4G LTE antenna on a universal antenna mount, for crystal clear reception. He also removed the old and dangerous mount.
If you’re sick of poor TV reception allow us to analyse and resolve your antenna issues once and for all. Call 131 546 or book here, for your free onsite quote.


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