What is the best TV Antenna?

What is the best TV antenna? We get this question a lot. We have installed thousands of TV Antennas in our 14 years in business, because it is the best way to save the most money every month. Get 80+ channels for FREE, including all of your major local network channels in awesome HD!

StreamWise Solutions, formerly freeTVee, has hundreds of 5 star reviews, by installing TV antennas the right way, with guaranteed reception. The truth is there are lots of great outdoor TV antennas. However, there is no best or magical TV antenna that will work for everyone, since everyone’s wiring, home location, height, etc are all different.

There isn’t a best TV antenna, just a lot of bad TV antennas…

I know this isn’t the nice and easy answer that everyone wants to hear, but it is the truth. Yes it’s much easier to buy a $20 cheap indoor TV antenna for every TV in your home. Please understand indoor antennas are not the best, and do not work well for 90% of homes.

You will be missing channels and have your reception break up in the middle of your local news, sports or favorite shows. This might be OK for a college student to deal with every day, but if you are planning to Cut The Cord from Cable and Satellite for good, it’s not worth that sacrifice.

Best TV Antenna practices – here is everything you need to get guaranteed reception

• The best TV antenna is a more powerful Outdoor Antenna whole home antenna.
• Its best to put a TV antenna high and outside. The higher you put an antenna (outside) the better, plus you avoid multi path which causes pixelation.
• Distribution is important too. Use the correct frequency splitter and properly grounded coax cable, split to all the TVs in your home.
• You must properly ground the antenna and coax wire for safety reasons.
• Use a Professional Signal Meter or mini TV to find the strongest mounting location & tune channels from the roof.
• Coax tester to make sure coax runs are live and that there is nothing in the line that will cause interference.
• Make sure you do not use old Satellite splitters as they will cause interference.
• Do not use the same coax line as Xfinity or you will disconnect your internet.
• A bigger ladder and all the right tools to run coax, terminate cables and properly ground your antenna.
• Safety (don’t fall of the roof) and experience for when you run into all those little unexpected things…