An outdoor antenna, aimed and installed properly, pays for itself and keeps working when the internet does not. Central Florida, within 70 miles of Lake Wales.
Tampa is about 53 miles west, Orlando about 46 miles north east. From much of Polk County a properly chosen and properly aimed outdoor antenna can pull stations from both, which is not something an indoor antenna from a big-box shelf will ever do. What you actually receive depends on your address, your height and what is between you and the towers, so we study it before we quote.
Not a generic map. Your coordinates, your elevation, the terrain and the canopy, against the real transmitter locations for both markets.
VHF and UHF behave differently and most of the cheap antennas ignore VHF entirely. We pick for the stations you actually want.
Two markets in opposite directions sometimes means a rotor, sometimes two antennas combined, sometimes one compromise heading. We will tell you which.
Proper mast, guyed where it needs to be, and grounded. Wind and lightning are the two things that end a bad antenna install.
Distribution amplifier and splits sized for the run, so the far bedroom is not the one that pixelates.
Feeds your existing TVs and sits alongside streaming. Many people keep both and drop the expensive middle tier.
Storm season is when this earns its keep. Broadcast television stays up when cable and internet do not, and it costs nothing per month once it is installed.
Off-air distribution to every room is a low-voltage system, not a home job, and it is one of the ten we build. Same crew, same footprint, alongside cabling, cameras, access control, nurse call, AV and paging.
Managed Installs — managedinstalls.com →Tell us where you are and we will call you back within one business day.
We install within 70 miles of Lake Wales — Lake Wales, Winter Haven, Lakeland, Bartow, Haines City, Auburndale, Davenport, Frostproof, Fort Meade, Babson Park, Dundee, Mulberry, Sebring, Avon Park, Lake Placid, Wauchula, Bowling Green and Zolfo Springs — and out to Tampa, Orlando, Kissimmee and Sarasota.
It depends entirely on your address, and anyone who quotes you a number before looking is guessing. The signal study answers it for your specific location, and we tell you before you commit.
No. Broadcast television is free. You pay for the equipment and the installation once, and that is the end of it.
Roof almost always wins, and by more than people expect. An attic costs you signal through the roofing material, though it is sometimes the right trade in an HOA.
Often, from much of Polk County. It usually needs a rotor or a combined pair rather than one fixed antenna, and the study tells us whether it is realistic at your address.
Yes. We are a local company with our own crews, not a subcontractor who disappears.