DSTV Installers on the West Coast

Saldanha is a working port town on a deep bay, and its homes range from older streets in Diazville and White City to the bay views of Blouwaterbaai and Saldanha Heights. Hoogland is a hilltop estate above the bay and Parkersdorp borders the centre. Many properties are rentals or holiday lets, so we often fit a shared system or an Extraview link rather than one decoder per room.

We also move and realign dishes in Middelpos and the older suburbs when a tree or an extension blocks the line to the satellite. Wind comes off the bay, so every dish gets a brace.

Paternoster is a small fishing village known for crayfish and oysters, a short drive from Vredenburg. Many houses here are weekend and holiday homes, and a number of guesthouses take guests through the season, so a working signal matters when the house is full.

We install dishes in the village and out towards Tietiesbaai and the Cape Columbine reserve. Wind is strong and constant on this stretch. Salt is heavy, so we use stainless bracket hardware and compression F-connectors and seal where the cable enters the wall.

Yzerfontein is a fishing village and holiday town on the Atlantic, known for Sixteen Mile Beach. Many houses are weekend homes that sit empty through the week and through winter, and that is when a loose dish or a corroded connector goes unnoticed.

We fit and repair dishes in the village and on the farms inland. Houses near the sea get a heavier bracket and a brace against the wind. Ask us about a check before the holidays, so the TV works when the family arrives.

Malmesbury is the largest town in the Swartland and the administrative centre of the municipality. It is inland, so summers are hot and salt is not the main issue. Wind and sun are. We work in Wesbank and the older streets, and in the villages around it such as Abbotsdale, Chatsworth, Kalbaskraal and Riverlands.

Aircon is a common request alongside DSTV in the summer heat. UV-stable cable matters here, because cheap cable cracks in the sun within a few seasons.

Jacobsbaai is a small village between Vredenburg and Saldanha, with a rocky shoreline cut into several bays and many white and lime-washed holiday houses. Owners often want the dish out of sight from the street, so we choose the roof position with care and hide the cable.

Most homes here are used part of the year, so we test every channel before we leave. Salt air is heavy at Jacobsbaai, so we use stainless hardware and sealed connectors on every job.