Repair incoming cable

[garage_jim]

I just noticed damage to the coaxial cable running around the outside of my house. It looks like it has been attacked by rodents. How can I get it repaired, and shouldn't it have been run in that green trunking where it's lying on the ground?

 

[Adduxi]

A VM Mod should pick this up in a day or two and discuss with you.  As for the trunking, yes it should be, but it's not always.  My cable is just buried under the grass sods with no trunking, for example.  However, that cable could have been stapled to the wall up from the ground?

[Beth_G]

Hi garage_jim

Thanks for your post, I can help arrange an engineer visit so the cable can be repaired.

I've dropped you a private message so I can take your details and get this arranged.

[Beth_G · Accepted solution]

Hi @garage_jim 

Thanks for getting back to me with your details via PM.

I've gone ahead and booked in an engineer appointment for you.

There’ll be no charge for this visit unless:

*The technician finds that the issue isn’t due to our network or equipment, for example if it relates to equipment or other systems not provided by us, or it’s been damaged.

*You miss the appointment for any reason, or someone over 18 isn’t in at the time of the appointment.

Otherwise, the appointment would be free of charge.

The technician will confirm if a charge is applicable and a £25 Appointment Charge or a £25 Missed Appointment Charge may be applied to your account.

If you need to change or cancel your appointment you can reply to the SMS you’ll receive, or you can manage this through the My Virgin Media App up to 4pm the day before the appointment.
Let us know how the visit goes and if you need anything else 😊

[Roger_Gooner]

It's the phone not the coaxial cable which has been damaged. This cable is increasingly no longer required due to VoIP migration.

[unisoft]

Looks like coax to me...

[goslow]

Looks like a nibbled bit of coax cable IMO running alongside a cable designed for EV charging.