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- 07-31-2006 09:59 PM #21
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You just got a Lazy installer because the easiest way to blow off a Job is tell the customer there will be additional charges!
Depending on the pole, a reasonable price should be no more than $50
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- 07-31-2006 11:03 PM #22That is what I plan on doing
Originally Posted by ScottChez
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- 08-01-2006 05:17 AM #23depends on where you live. 50 dollars won't get you anything around here.
Originally Posted by Claude Greiner
- 08-01-2006 09:52 AM #24
In northern Michigan a 10 ft pole with 2 inch diameter was $60. Crazy.
- 08-01-2006 10:22 AM #25
That's not too bad, as their is drive time and labor involved.
- 08-01-2006 03:32 PM #26
The 2" poles are harder to find and would probably be more expensive. I know that I have had others in my area price pole mounts at $70 and I have tried getting $50 but they complain saying that a pole does not cost $50. By the time one has to figure out the price of the pole, concrete, extra wire and extra labor I think $50 is very reasonable. I have put some in for less or nothing in some circumstances though. Usually when I put one in, what causes the pole mount is if the dish is far away from the house and a lot of burying is required which causes the extra fee for the pole mount. If the pole is real close the house then it is due to the fact that they choose to have it on the pole instead of the house and I tell them to just pay for the pole or I just put it in for free.
- 08-01-2006 03:39 PM #27
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If you are ordering dish from dish network its self then a pole mount is included with up to 50 feet of burial free of charge, if its a local retailer you ordered from, then its their discresion of what to charge. When the installer shows up, ask him to look at the paperwork you are going to be required to sign after the install, if he has whats called an rsp which stands for regional service provider work order, then somewhere on there will say pole mount with up to 50 feet of burial.
- 08-01-2006 03:40 PM #28
$50-$75 in my area I would consider reasonable :-) Shoot, you have about $25 in parts, not counting coax. THen labor/travel time. Adds up :-)
- 08-01-2006 07:54 PM #29
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Well, i would have to say, WOW 180.00 ???. I'll put Dishes on poles all day long, it's easier, the HSP i work for, tells us not to charge the cust, because putting it on a pole actually saves us time, Who Wants to climb up and down a ladder, it you can work right on the ground at waist level? My Suggestion, Call D* tell them, that 180.00 seems a little steep and ou're not exactly happy, they'll turn it into an escalation and if that guy ripped you off, you might get some cash back.
- 08-01-2006 09:55 PM #30
I just put up a Primestar dish on a post a 4' above ground, and it was much easier than the dishes I have put up on roofs and mounted to sides of houses :-)

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