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Computer models of predicted outdoor signal, built from terrain, mast positions and transmit power.
A useful first filter, freely available, and consistent enough to rule places in and out at a broad level. Ofcom's independent checker adds a second opinion.
They model outdoors while you live indoors, and they cannot know your walls, your neighbours' buildings or how many handsets share your mast in the evening.
Run two checkers rather than one, weight the indoor predictions heaviest, and treat disagreement as a reason to test rather than to guess.
We are independent: nothing for sale, no access to your account, and we will never ask you for a security code. We will read an offer with you, explain a clause, or talk a switch through.
Call 020 3896 5248WhatsApp usA rolling SIM on the target masts, bought through the cheapest reseller.
It is the only evidence that reflects your actual address, your actual rooms and your actual commute — and it costs pocket money.
It takes a month, which people are reluctant to spend when a shop is offering something today.
Spend the month. It is the difference between a good decision and a two-year regret, and almost nobody regrets doing it.
Wi-Fi Calling, 4G Calling and position.
Wi-Fi Calling routes calls over your broadband so building materials stop mattering. It is free, built into every major network, and remarkably effective.
It is switched off by default on plenty of handsets, and unauthorised signal repeaters — the other obvious idea — can interfere with the network.
Enable Wi-Fi Calling and 4G Calling permanently, and ask your operator about approved indoor options rather than buying equipment.
Coverage changes as masts are built, upgraded and re-farmed.
An address that failed a year ago may pass now, particularly while VodafoneThree consolidates two estates.
Most people check once and never again, so they miss both improvements and the rare deterioration.
Re-run both checkers annually, and always on a new postcode before exchanging on a house.