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“Not only was the inside repair completed, Nic also checked my old antenna was secure and messaged that evening to make sure all was going well.”
Laurie B.
Northern beaches
TV Antenna Specialists, Korora
Korora's TV comes off the hill above town rather than the mountain, and we set up antennas, reception, boosters and WiFi to suit.
- 4.9 from 59 Google reviews
- ACMA Cabler Registered T06795
- 30 years local work guaranteed
No obligation. A local picks up, not a call centre.
Locally owned & operatedCoffs Coast based, not a franchise
Small team, big standardsNic, Dan and Naomi, no call centre
Workmanship guaranteed1 year parts, 2 years labour
Free phone adviceEven after we have left the job
Your local TV team in Korora
Korora is the odd one out on this coast. Mount Moombil's 210 kW signal carries most of the region, but a 313 m ridge 4.1 km out shadows Korora completely, putting the path 102 m into obstruction, and the coverage data rates the mountain signal here as unlikely. What does the job instead is the small Axicom monopole at Sealy Lookout, 1.5 km up the hill: 150 watts, channels 41 to 45, clear shot. So a Korora antenna points south-south-east at the hill above town, not west at the mountain, and with no third option in range, the aim, height and cabling have to be right.
The streets here climb, and signal changes with roof height, so we meter at the house rather than trusting a map. And at 1.8 km from Opal Cove Beach, the salt still gets a say in what we bolt to a Korora roof.
TV & reception services, Korora
TV Antenna & ReceptionNew antennas, replacements and reception fixes for a clear picture.View service →
Mobile Signal BoostersTelstra and Optus repeaters that fix weak phone signal.View service →
WiFi & Data CablingBlackspots sorted, coverage to sheds, tidy data points.View service →
TV Wall MountingTVs mounted with hidden cabling, soundbars and smart-TV setup.View service →
Starlink InstallationMounted high, aligned and cabled for fast internet anywhere.View service →
Foxtel & Satellite TVFoxtel installs and VAST satellite where reception is poor.View service →
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“Service was second to none. Nothing was a problem and, most importantly, I was very comfortable having him in our home. Great service, thanks Nic.”
Wendy R.
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Babs W.
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Christine R.
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“A big thank you for coming out to fix the antenna on our caravan, going over and above to get a great result. Will recommend you any time.”
Brett R.
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“Great and prompt service from Nic. He is an experienced and very knowledgeable technician. Highly recommended.”
Donne B.
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“Very professional and fixed our aerial issues quickly. Highly recommend!”
Kristy M.
Our most commonly asked questions
Why do Korora antennas point at the hill instead of the mountain?
Because the mountain cannot see Korora. Mount Moombil is 210 kW and carries most of this coast, but a 313 m ridge 4.1 km from town blocks its path by 102 m, and the coverage data rates it unlikely here. The 150 watt monopole at Sealy Lookout, 1.5 km away in the Orara East State Forest, has the clear line, so that is where the antenna faces: south-south-east, at the hill.
Is there a backup transmitter for Korora?
No, and Korora is the only town on our run where a second tower is in range and still no use, because the ridge shadows it out. Everything rides on a well-installed antenna facing Sealy Lookout, which is why we put real care into aim, mounting height and the cable run here.
Which channels does the Sealy Lookout site carry?
Channels 41 to 45, between 620.5 and 648.5 MHz, horizontally polarised. That is a different group from Mount Moombil's 35 to 39, so a TV moved here from elsewhere on the coast needs a retune once the antenna is sorted.
Does satellite TV make sense in Korora?
It can, for an individual block that cannot get a clean line to Sealy Lookout. Satellite is the route that ignores the local terrain. We install and align VAST systems; whether an address qualifies is checked for that address rather than assumed for the suburb.
Do you guarantee your work?
Yes. One year on parts and two years on workmanship, plus free phone advice if something plays up after we have gone.
My picture keeps dropping out, can you fix reception?
Most reception problems come down to the antenna, the cabling or the signal level. We test it on site and fix the actual cause, not just the symptom.
Can you get me internet where there is no good signal?
Yes. We install and align Starlink, and fit 4G and 5G signal boosters for homes and rural properties the towers struggle to reach.
How does pricing work?
The call-out fee is $99 and covers the first half hour on site. If the job needs more than that, you get the full price before any work begins, and we never carry on into extra work without checking with you first.
Request a visit
Tell us what is going on and a team member will call you back, usually the same day.