WiFi installation across Gloucestershire
AKM Aerials is based in Tetbury and works the whole county: the Cotswolds, the Severn Vale, Cheltenham and Gloucester, and the Forest of Dean. If your village is not named, it is still likely on the round — call 07825 913917 and ask.
Tetbury
AKM Aerials is based at 7 Sherwood Road, Tetbury. Home, shop and cottage WiFi in the town and the south Cotswold villages is the work we do from our own doorstep.
WiFi installer TetburyCheltenham
Cheltenham’s tall houses are three floors of elegant problem: high ceilings, thick party walls, and a router living in the basement.
WiFi installer CheltenhamGloucester
Gloucester mixes Victorian terraces, quay-side apartments and large new estates. Each one fails WiFi for a different reason.
WiFi installer GloucesterStroud
Stroud’s hills, mills and stone terraces are awkward radio buildings. The signal does not climb the house just because the valley has fibre.
WiFi installer StroudCirencester
Cirencester is market-town stone in the middle and barns and new estates at the edge. AKM Aerials has worked these buildings for years.
WiFi installer CirencesterTewkesbury
Tewkesbury’s older core is timber, brick and awkward cupboards. The newer edges are estates that still lose the back bedroom.
WiFi installer TewkesburyForest of Dean
The Forest is trees, dips and stone. Broadband may arrive by fibre, 4G or satellite. The house still needs a design.
WiFi installer Forest of DeanStow-on-the-Wold
Stow sits high, and the buildings are serious stone. Guest WiFi here has to work the first time, because visitors will not crawl your loft.
WiFi installer Stow-on-the-WoldBourton-on-the-Water
Bourton’s lets are full of phones, tablets and a television that all start streaming at once. The stone does not care that the broadband package is large.
WiFi installer Bourton-on-the-WaterMoreton-in-Marsh
Moreton’s high street is long stone buildings with rooms stacked away from wherever the broadband happens to enter.
WiFi installer Moreton-in-MarshChipping Campden
Campden is one of the strictest tests of a WiFi install: beautiful stone, often listed, and guests who expect modern speeds.
WiFi installer Chipping CampdenNailsworth
Nailsworth is a ladder of stone. The router at the bottom of the hill of the house will not serve the top.
WiFi installer NailsworthDursley
Dursley sits under the hill, with older cottages in town and estates and workshops spreading toward Cam.
WiFi installer DursleyWinchcombe
Winchcombe is wool-town stone with family houses climbing toward the hill. One router rarely finishes the job.
WiFi installer WinchcombeNewent
Newent is the doorway between the vale and the Forest. Brick, timber and the odd stone cottage, often with a long garden.
WiFi installer NewentLydney
Lydney mixes estates, older streets and plots that back onto open ground. Coverage fails at the far bedroom and in the outbuilding.
WiFi installer LydneyPainswick
Painswick’s pale stone houses are lovely and nearly opaque to 5 GHz. We install for the rooms, not the brochure.
WiFi installer Painswick
Cotswolds
Also installed in Fairford, Lechlade, Northleach, Bibury, Minchinhampton, Bisley, Painswick villages, Blockley and the lanes between Stow, Moreton and Campden.
Severn Vale and Gloucester
Also installed in Quedgeley, Brockworth, Churchdown, Innsworth, Hardwicke, Stonehouse, Frampton, Berkeley, Wotton-under-Edge and Cam.
Cheltenham edge
Also installed in Charlton Kings, Leckhampton, Pittville, Prestbury, Bishop’s Cleeve, Gotherington and Woodmancote.
Forest of Dean
Also installed in Coleford, Cinderford, Mitcheldean, Ruardean, Newnham, Blakeney, Yorkley and the cottages off the valley roads.