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Wigan TV Aerial Installers Service

For the best Wigan TV Aerial Installers services, give Taylor Aerials a call. Our experienced and certified team of engineers will provide you with the professional services, affordable pricing and local services you deserve. We are passionate in what we do and will ensure you always receive free quotes, free call outs, free advice and same day services. We can assist with all your unique TV viewing needs from your TV Aerial Installers to your TV installation and Satellite TV to alarm systems and CCTV systems.

Don’t delay, give our expert team a call today.

Why Use Our TV Aerial Installers Service in Wigan

Our range of television viewing services is extensive, ensuring we accommodate all clients and all sized jobs. We can provide you with Sky Q solutions, Sky TV, Sky + and Sky HD solutions, Freeview and Freesat along with home cinema installations and multi room installations. Our experienced team can provide TV wall mounting services, aerial boosters, dish replacement services, repair solutions for existing systems and discreet dish positioning, to name a few.

If you are struggling with bad reception, then be sure to give our experienced team a call without delay and see how we can fix your TV reception today.

Contact your local TV Aerial Installers experts in Wigan

Contact your expert team today and see how we can assist you. Call our local TV aerial linstallation specialists in Wigan now on 01942 365 128 or use our online booking form and secure your same day appointment without delay. Alternatively use our live chat feature during office hours to chat to a member of our team.

Why spend another minute struggling with your television reception, when you know our expert team of certified engineers are ready to assist you today?

History of Wigan

Wigan started off as a little village. It became a town in the 13th century. Wigan was awarded a charter by King John in 1246. (a document giving the people certain rights). Wigan has weekly markets from then on. (There were few stores in the Middle Ages, so if you wanted to purchase or sell something, you had to travel to a market.) Wigan expanded slowly, and by the end of the Middle Ages, it had a population of around 2,500-3,000 people. It may appear little to today, but towns were much smaller back then.

Coal has been mined in the Wigan area since the Middle Ages. The primary industry in the town was wool production. The wool was first woven. After then, it was fulled. Wigan had a pewter industry as well. Wigan had a population of roughly 4,000 people in the early 17th century. Wigan had a grammar school by that time. Civil war broke out in 1642 between the monarch and parliament. The inhabitants of Wigan were practically unanimous in their support for the king. Despite this, parliamentary soldiers took Wigan in April 1643. However, the Royalists took Wigan a year later. They didn’t keep it for very long. The Royalists lost all of northern England during the battle of Marston Moor in July 1644.

Other Local Areas That We Cover:

We cover the whole of Greater Manchester including Wigan, Ashton in Makerfield, Golbourne, Leigh, Billinge, Ince, Standish, Hindley, Aspull, Atherton, Orrell, Skelmersdale, Appley Bridge, Newburgh, Ince in Makerfield, Westhoughton, Rainford, Burscough Bridge

Full Postcode Coverage:

WN1, WN2, WN3, WN4, WN5, WN6, WN7, WN8, L39, L40, BL5, M46, M29, BL6

“I now have TV’s working throughout the house due the good work by Taylors.”
Mr Tucker
Trafalgar Rd, Wigan WN1 2BB