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Wallasey TV Aerial Installation Service

Are you looking for an experienced and professional company to assist you with your home alarm installation? Your new Sky Q system? You need your TV mounted on the wall? You want to install a new home cinema system? We can assist with this and so much more. At Taylor Aerials we provide you with certified engineers, local services, professional services and affordable pricing.

We cater to private and commercial clients accommodating jobs of all sizes. We also provide you with free no obligation quotes and no call out charges, so you can use our services with complete confidence.

Why Use Our TV Aerial Installation Service in Wallasey

When you use our high-quality services, we provide you the greatest possible image and same-day appointments. From installing your indoor or outdoor TV aerial to your digital TV aerial, we provide all the services you want. Along with home theatre setups, aerial boosters, multi-room installations, discrete dish positioning, TV wall mounting solutions, and much more, we can help with Freeview, Freesat, Sky Q, Sky TV, Sky Plus, and Sky HD solutions. We also provide additional convenience by fixing current systems.

Accommodating jobs of all sizes, from the simple to the complex, no matter what job you need help with, our team are on hand to assist.

Contact your local TV aerial installation experts in Wallasey

With glowing reviews, affordable prices and local services, you can call our team with confidence. Contact your local team of TV aerial installation specialists on 0151 268 5403 and see how we can assist you today.

Use our live chat feature to chat to a member of our team during office hours or complete our simple online booking form to secure your same day appointment without delay.

About Wallasey

Wallasey is a town located in the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral in the English region of Merseyside. Up to 1974, it was a part of Cheshire, a historic county. It is situated near the mouth of the River Mersey, in the north-eastern corner of the Wirral Peninsula. There were 60,284 people living there as of the 2011 Census.

Before the 19th century, the region within the limits of the ancient county of Cheshire had a low population. The 16th and 17th century horse races held on the dunes at Leasowe for the Earls of Derby are considered as the origins of the current Derby.

There were lesser hamlets at Liscard, Poulton, and Seacombe, from which there were sporadic ferries over the Mersey, and the major centre and parish church (St Hilary’s) were located at what is now known as Wallasey Village. Additionally, far from the populated regions, there was a mill (at Mill Lane) as well as a gunpowder store or magazine at Rock Point starting in the middle of the 18th century.

Many of the enormous homes were turned into affordable hotels as New Brighton grew as a well-liked beach resort servicing Liverpool and the Lancashire industrial cities in the second half of the 19th century. The promenade from Seacombe to New Brighton was constructed in the 1890s, and a pier was inaugurated in the 1860s. Later expanded westward toward Leasowe, this functioned as a recreational amenity in and of itself as well as a means of connecting the settlements along the estuary.

“Thanks Daniel for doing a clean & tidy job & giving me perfect pictures.”
Miss Sanderson
Sandy Ln, Wallasey CH45 3LA