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Sky dish fell in storm,no satellite reception,will Sky sort it?

Our satellite dish blown down in Storm Amy last night.

Cables still attached but no satellite signal to Sky Q box.

Will a Sky engineer fix it and at what cost? 


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Yes

 

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@Aberd- 
And obviously following adverse weather wait times for an engineer will be significantly longer than usual especially with an already depleted Sky satellite engineer workforce. 

You could enquire with a local satellite company as to wait times but get a quote as that will be at your own expense. 


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@Aberd- wrote:

Our satellite dish blown down in Storm Amy last night.

Cables still attached but no satellite signal to Sky Q box.

Will a Sky engineer fix it and at what cost? 


Yes they will. I'd contact them asap though as they'll likely be very busy with similar situations. The wait time for an engineer could get lengthy.

You retain the option of paying a local satellite engineer to fix it instead if that is quicker.


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