Ridges blocking line of sight
The terrain itself can reduce or completely block signal from an otherwise well-aligned dish.
Looking for a DSTV installer in Wilderness? A dish only needs to move a few millimetres to lose signal. After a Garden Route berg wind or winter storm, we re-align your dish with a proper signal meter and secure it so it stays put.
Homes on the south-facing slopes can have the hill itself, or neighbouring houses above, blocking the view to the satellite. Steep, high roofs also make DIY fixes dangerous, so dishes often stay badly placed for years.
Wilderness installations need a careful site survey because two homes on the same road can have very different views of the satellite. We compare safe mounting points at ground, wall and roof level, then balance clear line of sight with secure access and a protected cable route.
Inspect. We check the dish, bracket, LNB arm and bolts for damage or rust.
Meter align. Using a signal meter, we peak the dish for maximum signal quality — not just 'good enough'.
Secure. Bolts are tightened and brackets reinforced where needed.
Test. We confirm strong, stable signal on your decoder before leaving.
The terrain itself can reduce or completely block signal from an otherwise well-aligned dish.
A previous dish may have been placed on a steep edge where servicing it safely is difficult.
Extended brackets and elevated mounts need firm anchoring to prevent gradual movement.
We cover Wilderness village, Wilderness Heights, Kleinkrantz, Hoekwil, Touwsranten and surrounds.
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