Summary

The customer needed a very large ground-mounted mesh satellite dish removed, including dismantling the bracket, cutting/removing the steel pole and removing cables. The pole base was concreted, but the customer agreed it could be cut level with the concrete rather than removing the base completely. Three offers were received and an offer of $375 was accepted. Before work began the customer asked how the dish would be taken down because it was mounted fairly high. The plan was to access the unit with a ladder, unscrew and disassemble sections where possible, and use a grinder to cut the metal into smaller pieces if needed. The pole was ground down as close to the concrete as practical. The job was completed in Hornby, Christchurch; the customer left a 5‑star rating with the comment: "Great work."