I just had a satellite dish installed on the NW corner of my house (dish faces south). Trees on my lot and proximity to neighbors' houses really only left the roof line as an option. It was done professionally, and I have to no reason to suspect poor workmanship. The installer was very competent and said the mount went in "solid." I am assuming it's screwed into the rafter behind the fascia board. I just want to get the forum's take on it, and make sure I'm not setting myself up for problems down the road.
1. Wind - Over time could wind weaken this corner of the roof (i.e. just the rafter befind the fascia or something more serious)?
2. Snow - Could snow build up on the dish and put too much stress on this corner of the roof?
3. Leak - Is this type of installation prone to leaks in the soffit area?
4. Anything else I'm not considering? Or am I wasting my time worrying about nothing?!
I know there's no 100% guarantee with any satellite dish installation. I just want to be able to sleep at night if you know what I mean! Thank you for the comments.