Recently closed on new build. Internet cable was buried and fed through the house today. Is this acceptable? Looks somewhat sloppy imo (alien.top)

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The Spectrum technician came by today to install the internet cable/wifi.

Initially, I requested the hole and coax to be ran closer to the electric box/meter. The tech understandably didn’t think that was a good idea. However, is this an acceptable job?

I feel like the cable length was further than it needed to be. He drilled from the inside out.

There also didn’t put any finishing on the hole the cable is wired though. I’m assuming this should have some sort of silicone or spray sealant to prevent water intrusion and bugs? I’ve even seen those cable bushings which would have cleaned it up and prevent water intrusion. I asked but he said it was good to go as is.

Or am I just overreacting about all of this?

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[-] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

This looks exactly like the wiring on my new build. Matter of fact, the entire community is wired this way.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

Thanks for the feedback. Did you have a drip loop on yours?

[-] [email protected] 1 points 2 years ago

Yes and comcast provider told me I could cut away the excess tubing since they did not use it.

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