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Thursday, July 16th, 2026 1:43 PM

Escalation for an uncompleted installation done by a third or fourth party contractor

Escalation

Request: Subcontractor left property damage/exposed lines. Requesting Paid Custom Installation by In-House Comcast Employee.

Body:  Three days ago, an independent subcontractor installed a new Xfinity modem at my residence. The technician left the outside Comcast box completely open with multiple wires exposed and tangled, creating a physical maintenance hazard.  Before leaving, the technician verbally stated that a maintenance ticket would be put in to address a low SNR caused by an inaccessible attic splitter. No one has contacted me in three days.

Resolution Requested:

I am requesting a senior, direct Comcast In-House Technician to resolve this. I am fully prepared to pay any premium service/installation fees required. I want the technician to perform a custom "home run" installation: run a new 25-foot line directly from the outside box, drill through the exterior wall to the modem location, and completely disconnect the defunct attic splitter from the main input line.

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ala11fla, thank you for reaching out to Xfinity Support. This is not the experience we want for our customers. The technician has to put the order in for our maintenance team. We don't always have a set time for them to be by, and some of the work they do isn't at your home, but down the line. I would be happy to take a look and see what's going on with your service. 
 

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