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Transition TV stands behind every installation with clear warranty coverage, honest expectations, and workmanship you can trust.
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Our Guarantee & Warranty

At Transition TV, I stand behind my work.

A properly installed antenna system should receive the reliable stations your location can reasonably support. But TV reception is not cable, satellite, or streaming. It depends on distance, terrain, trees, buildings, weather, seasons, transmitter power, interference, and the actual broadcast signals available at your address.

So here is the plain-English version: if I installed it, and the issue is caused by my workmanship or covered equipment, I will make it right.

Plain-English Version

✓ New antenna installations include a 1-year workmanship and equipment warranty.

Antenna repairs include a 90-day workmanship warranty on the repair performed.

✓ Covered warranty issues are handled at no charge.

✓ If the issue is caused by storms, lightning, fallen trees, animals, roof work, customer-made modifications, customer-supplied equipment, or work performed by someone else, I will explain the problem and quote any needed work before proceeding.

✓ Weak, moderate, distant, or fringe TV stations may work, but they cannot be guaranteed in all conditions.

Reception Guarantee

For new antenna installations, Transition TV guarantees a professional installation designed to receive the reliable local stations your location can reasonably receive.

Expected reception is based on FCC DTV Reception Maps (found here), on-site signal testing, antenna height and placement, directional alignment, signal strength, signal quality, local terrain, trees, buildings, and interference conditions.

Strong local stations predicted for your address are the basis of our reception guarantee.

Moderate, weak, distant, or fringe stations may come in, and I will always try to get the best possible result, but they are more likely to be affected by weather, trees, leaves, atmospheric changes, and interference.

That is the honest version. Anyone promising every channel forever is selling weather control with a roof mount.

1-Year New Installation Warranty

New antenna installations include a 1-year workmanship and equipment warranty on equipment purchased from and installed by Transition TV.

This warranty covers:

✓ Antenna mounting and alignment
✓ Installed coax connections
✓ Transition TV-installed antennas, amplifiers, filters, splitters, mounts, and related parts
✓ Workmanship-related installation issues
✓ Covered equipment purchased from Transition TV

If covered equipment fails during the first year due to a defect or installation issue, Transition TV will repair or replace the covered equipment at no charge.

One-Year Adjustment Period

TV reception naturally changes with seasons, foliage, weather, and atmospheric conditions.

Because of that, new antenna installations include up to 3 return visits within the first year for covered reception or installation issues.

If the issue is covered under warranty, there is no charge.

If the issue is not covered, I will explain what is happening and provide options before any billable work begins.

No-Frustration Promise

If Transition TV cannot resolve a covered reception issue after up to three covered adjustment visits, I may offer a partial refund of up to 50% of the original installation cost, and you keep the installed system.

This keeps things fair. You are not left empty-handed, and Transition TV is still compensated for equipment, labor, and time already provided.

90-Day Repair Warranty

Antenna repairs include a 90-day workmanship warranty on the specific repair performed.

Because Transition TV cannot warranty another company’s original installation, this coverage applies only to the repair work completed by Transition TV.

During the 90-day period, Transition TV may return up to 2 additional times at no labor charge for issues related to the original repair.

What Is Not Covered

Warranty coverage does not include damage or reception problems caused by:

✕ Lightning
✕ Storms
✕ Fallen trees or branches
✕ Animals
✕ Roof work
✕ Customer-made modifications
✕ Work performed by others
✕ Customer-supplied equipment
✕ Power surges
✕ Interior TV settings or tuner problems
✕ Weak, moderate, distant, or fringe stations
✕ Interference from LED lights, electronics, FM, LTE, ham radio, CB, marine radio, emergency radio, or other outside signals

Travel Policy

Appointments within 60 road miles of Grand Haven have no travel surcharge.

Beyond 60 miles, a travel surcharge of $4 per mile over 60 miles may apply.

If the issue is determined to be the result of a Transition TV workmanship error, the travel surcharge is waived if the issue is determined to be a Transition TV workmanship defect.

Warranty Service

If you believe your system needs warranty service, schedule a Warranty Service visit.

I will inspect the system, determine whether the issue is covered, and explain your options before any billable work begins.

Warranty Information

Service Warranty
12 Months
90 Days
Starlink Install Service
90 Days
Transition TV Purchased Equipment
1 Year
Customer-Supplied Equipment
None
100 Percent Warranty

If Warranty Service Is Needed

Here’s what you get:

Is this a guarantee or a warranty?
Both, but they mean different things.
The guarantee is my promise to install your antenna system properly and pursue the best reception your location can reasonably support.
The warranty is the coverage period for workmanship, equipment, repairs, and covered service issues.
Are all TV channels guaranteed?
No. Strong local stations are the main basis for expected reception.
Weak, moderate, distant, or fringe stations may work, but they cannot be guaranteed in all conditions because they are more affected by weather, trees, terrain, leaves, atmospheric changes, and interference.
What stations should I expect to receive?
Expected reception is based on FCC DTV Reception Maps, on-site testing, antenna placement, antenna height, signal strength, signal quality, and local conditions around your home.
The FCC map is a helpful starting point, but real-world testing matters because trees, buildings, hills, and interference do not ask permission before ruining a signal.
Is my installation still under warranty?
New antenna installations include a 12-month workmanship warranty. Antenna repairs include a 90-day workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties vary by product.
What does the 1-year warranty cover?
New antenna installations include a 1-year workmanship and equipment warranty on equipment purchased from and installed by Transition TV.
This covers installation-related issues, antenna alignment, mounting, coax connections, and covered equipment supplied by Transition TV.
What isn't covered under warranty?
Warranty coverage does not include damage or reception problems caused by lightning, storms, fallen trees, animals, roof work, customer-made modifications, work performed by others, customer-supplied equipment, power surges, TV settings, or weak fringe signals.
What if my channels disappeared after a storm?
Storm-related problems are usually not covered under warranty.
However, I can inspect the system, identify what happened, and explain your repair options before any billable work begins.
What if only one channel is breaking up?
That can happen even when the rest of the system is working properly.
One station may broadcast from a different tower, use a different frequency, have weaker signal strength, or be more affected by interference. I will test the signal and explain whether it is a system issue or a broadcast/location issue.
Check our Signal Index or Channel Search to see if it’s the current atmospheric conditions causing the issue before scheduling a warranty visit.
What if you did not install my antenna?
I can usually service antenna systems installed by others.
However, I cannot warranty another company’s original work. Any repair I perform includes a 90-day workmanship warranty on that specific repair.
Do repair visits include a warranty?
Yes. Antenna repairs include a 90-day workmanship warranty on the repair performed.
During that period, Transition TV may return up to 2 additional times at no labor charge for issues directly related to the original repair.
Are warranty visits free?
Covered warranty issues are handled at no charge.
If the issue is not covered, I will explain what is happening and provide options before any billable work begins.
Is there a travel charge for warranty service?
Appointments within 60 road miles of Grand Haven have no travel surcharge.
Beyond 60 miles, a travel surcharge of $4 per mile over 60 miles may apply. If the issue is determined to be the result of a Transition TV workmanship error, the travel surcharge may be waived.
How do I schedule warranty service?
If you believe your system needs warranty service, schedule a Warranty Service visit.
I will inspect the system, determine whether the issue is covered, and explain your options before any billable work begins.
Can weather affect my warranty?
Yes, weather can affect TV reception, but it does not void your workmanship warranty.
Strong winds, heavy rain, snow, temperature inversions, seasonal foliage, and atmospheric conditions can temporarily change signal strength. Those conditions are outside anyone’s control and are not considered defects in the installation. Our Signal Index can help you determine if it’s the weather or not.
If weather reveals a workmanship issue or covered equipment problem during your warranty period, I’ll repair it at no charge. If the issue is caused by storm damage, lightning, fallen trees, animals, or other outside events, I’ll explain what happened and provide an estimate before any billable work begins.

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