TV Retune Service

TV Retune Service - Bridlington & Surrounding Area

 
Changes to Digital TV
From time to time digital TV channels can change. Be it changing a channel name or channel number, going altogether and sometimes new channels are created. After a change in your area has occured, it may be nessesary to retune any TV or recording equipment to continue watching programmes.
 
 
When Will Channels Change?
On-screen messages should let you know when changes to Freeview signals are taking place in your area. If you are missing channels or the number has changed this can also mean changes have happened.
 
To check for any upcoming changes to the digital platform in your area, you can check here: https://www.freeview.co.uk/tvchanges
 
 
TV Retune Service
If you need any equipment retuning, be it TV's, recorders or set top boxes we can do it all for you! Whether it is your own equipment or someone elses you need help with retuning, please contact us to arrange a callout to get it up to date. We can retune anywhere in Brildington and surrounding areas.
 
To book an engineers visit to retune: 
Call on: 01262 672870
 
*Please note: We can only retune for services available on any given day and this is also subject to weather conditions. While we make every effort to inform the customer of any up coming changes and of any problems with signal in the area at the time, we cannot be held responsible if Freeview changes happen after the visit or the signal is bad when we arrive. Also the aerial system on site must be in fully working order for the retune to be effective.
 
If you suspect your aerial or aerial system to be faulty or malfunctoning, please contact us and we can recommend an Aerial Installer to fix the issue.
 
 
No Signal or No Service
If you ever get the message on screen 'No Signal' or 'No Service', this can mean that channels have changed, however it can also mean that you are having signal issues such as poor weather or high atmospheric pressure. It may even be a fault with the aerial system at your property.

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