Satellite Dish/Antenna Installation

4514 Rodeo Lane #1 near Chesapeake, Los Angeles CA

Description

Handyman Job with a 30foot ladder for job taking 5-minutes~!!! Looking for a handyman who has at least a 30 foot ladder or crane to use for hooking up an antenna on the roof of my apartment building to an existing satellite dish mount. Already, I have pre-assembled the necessary components so it's just a matter of attaching an assembly antenna pole to the existing satellite dish mount which is already on the roof. Please see the following photos for the hardware that I have and how I need it to be mounted. The first photo shows the pre-assembled antenna setup already mounted to a pole... What's Needed: Exactly, what this small fast (approximately 5-minute) job entails is first getting up on the roof with a ladder or crane and then using basic wrench, ratchet, etc. to tighten 4- nuts shown in the photo onto the pipe mount of an already installed satellite mount. The satellite dish itself doesn't need to be adjusted at all...the same pole that holds the dish has enough empty space to attach the pole mount in picture #2 & #3 which shows the new pole mount that will attach to the satellite pole. The #1 picture is the actual antenna setup which I have already pre-assembled. Picture #4 shows approximately 30ft. height of the building thus a 30foot ladder or crane is needed. Picture #5 shows the type of satellite mount that is up on the roof where the new pole mount is to connect to it. Picture #6 shows the actual satellite its a wildblue internet satellite...since that one is mine that is where I'm wanting to place this new antenna pole mount.