Can Dish just leave their equipment and hardware mounted to the side of my house. I remove it there will be damage to the side of my house
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Dish won't want the dish, bracket or wiring. At most they'll want the receiver(s), remote(s) and the LNB off the front of the dish.
but what if I want to take it all down and now I have holes in the side of my house? Who is responsible for fixing it
Hindsight is 20/20, lots of people opt for a pole mount for this very reason.
Just fill the holes with a suitable filler and repaint to match. It's not worth stressing over...
Shoot some paintable caulking in the holes and touch up with paint once dry.
You can take down the dish and leave the bracket mounted...less obtrusive and no holes :_
I always thought that once items are permanently attached to your property they become yours...LNB, dish and cables. I've never returned any of those items...just receivers, etc.
You can easily get out of sending the LNB back by saying it's too hard to reach to safely remove.
You should see what the moron did to my house. He didn't bother pre-drilling holes before using an impact driver to bolt in several 5" lag bolts and split the wood in half. I spent $30 in wood, nails, and paint fixing what the buffoon did.
I just hope they don't start to say prove it.
So I just finally upgraded to a Hopper3 from my 722. The First tech, last week, could not go up on roof because of snow, so had to reschedule. The tech that came out this week informed me they would not be able to go on my roof because of safety rules from dish. He installed a third dish on my roof(near the edge). Very disappointing as I built access into the chimney when I built the house just for dish install which now can't be used. Now I am left with a bunch of dish scrap left on my roof, including three mounts and two dish's, that I will have to find someone else to remove.
