Last year, I installed a TV aerial at Highworth Grammer School in Ashford, Kent.
The aerial was installed externally in an inconspicuous spot, and the cabling was run into the school’s cafeteria; which is known as ‘The Hub’.
I was asked to come back to do some more work, so today I was back at the site installing an additional TV aerial point into ‘The Hub’, for a second TV.
Today I had the pleasure of meeting some people employed by Rift Ltd.
Rift was established in 1999 to assist construction workers to claim their travel expenses back from HMRC, and they have grown steadily year on year to expand their services to other professions.
I was called in to carry out a TV aerial installation and to wall mount an LED television that they had purchased for the staff canteen.
It has been a little different this week than the normal aerial and satellite stuff.
The week started with mounting a 50″ plasma tv wall and the installation of an av receiver in a youth centre located in Paddock Wood.
Mid-week saw the expansion of a local Ashford broadband provider’s WISP network.
The fast growing broadband internet provider that goes by the name of ‘Impossible Internet Ltd’, looks to be the up and coming solution for consumers and businesses who are failing to get what they need from their current providers by being offered a broadband only option.
The week was rounded off with an aerial install which utilised the existing Virgin Media cabling that was already installed within the property.
This may be the way forward for some people who are leaving Virgin Media to avoid the installation of further cabling. This keeps cables running around the home to a minimum and keeps the installation cost down.
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