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squig007 13-12-2016 20:53

Installing virgin
 
Hi guys virgin have arrived in my area . I have a tarmac driveway only access to my house. Will the track a small width to lay cable to the house as various people are giving different answers ?

jb66 13-12-2016 21:56

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Unless you can get the guys digging in the street to put a groove to your house then it will be a No, virgin installers have a couple of spades to dig, thats all

squig007 14-12-2016 08:17

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Do they not send someone out before installation to inspect and ascertain what needs done. I saw a driveway being tracked last week .

v0id 14-12-2016 11:55

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They do only have spades, but where they can't dig the installers may lay the cables along the edge in 'green tubing' and cover it with cement.

..at least this is what they have done to three of my friends installations.

jb66 14-12-2016 12:13

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Ive heard project lighting will dig from the pavment right up to the house if you sign up while the dig is in progress

squig007 14-12-2016 12:18

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here's the strange thing I live in a housing developemt of 700 houses they have done the whole estate except my street and I've just heard this morning when I rang the way development that they won't be doing my street . They wouldn't give me an explanation I'm gutted is there anything I can do ?

vm_tech 14-12-2016 13:16

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Sounds like a wayleave issue

squig007 14-12-2016 13:21

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But the street is like any other ?

nodrogd 14-12-2016 13:33

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Is the road under the ownership of the local council (adopted)?

The expansion agreement is with the local council. If the road is still owned by a developer or such like it will not be in the expansion plans.

squig007 14-12-2016 13:45

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Yes it has been adopted by the council . Who do I appeal to or try and find out what the hell has happened

Onramp 14-12-2016 16:41

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This is similar to my thread - my diagram wasn't very clear - there is a neighbour's driveway entrance between my garden and the footpath area. My concern is that the toby box might get placed on the edge of the footpath but not come across the tarmac. I think I'll have to find out who owns what...

It would be a shame not to be able to get VM owing to a 3m strip of tarmac after having FTTP install in the street.

weesteev 16-12-2016 22:05

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Squig007 if you want to PM me your details I will get you an answer if that helps?

squig007 16-12-2016 22:16

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Got it sorted they are waiting on the paperwork from road services starting 9th ian 2017


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