Your homes physical location on the utilities grid can result unique noise issues that may require specific filtering or regeneration. The same goes for RF issues.
I found in my remodel that increasing the service amperage from 200 amp to 400 amp came with a new run of cable off the utilities grid.
I used 20 amp breaker's in the new service panel but I loaded 10 gauge wire within metal BX conduit uninterrupted to metal receptacle boxes (which may not be code in your area) to deal with RF issues in my area.
I doubled up the solid core ground wire from the new panel to a new larger and much longer ground spike. Not only were my RF issues gone but I noticed improvements in most all of our electrical devises.
I found in my remodel that increasing the service amperage from 200 amp to 400 amp came with a new run of cable off the utilities grid.
I used 20 amp breaker's in the new service panel but I loaded 10 gauge wire within metal BX conduit uninterrupted to metal receptacle boxes (which may not be code in your area) to deal with RF issues in my area.
I doubled up the solid core ground wire from the new panel to a new larger and much longer ground spike. Not only were my RF issues gone but I noticed improvements in most all of our electrical devises.