Antenna Moved to a New Mount on a Three-Level Keilor Home
17th October, 2026
A Keilor job story: why moving an antenna higher onto a solid new mount fixed the picture on a three-level home, plus local reception tips for Keilor, Keilor East and Keilor Downs.
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Our technicians will take into consideration what antenna is required, which transmitter that we need to align the antenna to, all to ensure that we will provide the strongest and hence, the clearest signal. Items like external interference, 4G interference from telephone towers and mobile phones, and the correct mounting position on the roof will provide the most cosmetic and also the most ergonomic installation possible.
Once we’ve selected the correct antenna, we will then install the antenna to the desired location, test all components in the antenna system and then finally tune the TVs in the home to the correct settings. Installations may vary across different types of homes, whether the roof is a tile roof, a colorbond roof or even a flat roof. Get a FREE quote as well as an inspection today.
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