Each year consumers spend thousands of dollars to repair damage from dish and antenna installations. The Commdeck Dish Mounting Systems address many of the damage issues caused by typical installation methods. Read on to learn about the problem areas solved by using Commdeck.

Today's Typical installation consists of mounting the dish directly to the roof or siding by using lag bolts to penetrate the roof or siding and sheathing underneath. Several problems arise when using this method.

• Permanent holes in roofing material leave roof susceptible to leaks causing ongoing damage, and voiding roof warranty for the homeowner.
• When dish is no longer in use, installer typically leaves foot attached to roof, because they are unable to repair holes otherwise left behind.
• Over tightening lag bolts and wind vibrations cause lag bolts to loosen, leaving the dish unstable. This can cause loss of picture and will require a service call.
• Under repeated windloads, the lagbolts can work loose and eventually require the dish to be relocated

Damage free installation using Commdeck

• Unable to move dish or retighten lag bolts if dish works loose and needs to be moved
• Mounting the dish to siding limits the line of site required for dishes and the different levels of service, eliminating possible future changes
• Mounting to roof or siding requires additional holes when upgrading service to a different dish
• Requires exterior wiring to be clipped and screwed to roof and siding