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Monza

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#208003 22-Jan-2017 21:11
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The high winds last night resulted in this sight in the morning

 

 

 

 

It appears the anchor point is attached to the roof flashing instead of the house itself. I've managed to push it back into place for now but really think the anchor point should be moved to something more solid so it doesn't happen again. Do I call Chorus or ISP? The original install was over two years ago with previous house owner. I could probably move the anchor point myself but worried that if I break it somehow then it'll be my fault and then I'll be charged for them to come out and fix it. 

 

 


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  #1707815 23-Jan-2017 09:19
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As per email last night, if you are in Chorus area send your details via DM so we can get this looked at.

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  #1709979 26-Jan-2017 12:53
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Chorus (Downer) came out Tuesday evening and moved the anchor point to a place on the weatherboards that has a stud behind it too. Will get a roofing person to check the flashing and make sure all water tight.

 

 

 

Happy that posting here saved me the pain of logging a fault with my service provider.


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