What kind of cable does Comcast use underground?

A coaxial cable is a common type of data communication cable. There are many different types of coaxial cables. In hooking up a Comcast cable box, the Comcast manual specifies that you need a 75 ohm coaxial cable with F-type connectors.

Does Xfinity use underground cable?

An underground cable line normally brings Xfinity services to your home. In most cases, these lines are installed when your home’s being built; however, in some instances, the line may not have been installed, or it could be damaged and needs to be replaced.

Do cable companies bury cable?

Initial Appointment. A Spectrum technician may drop a temporary cable. Within 10 days, a Spectrum technician will return to bury the temporary cable, unless weather conditions interfere. Timing depends upon weather/ground conditions permitting us to dig.

What type of coaxial cable does Comcast use?

A coaxial cable is a common type of data communication cable. There are many different types of coaxial cables. In hooking up a Comcast cable box, the Comcast manual specifies that you need a 75 ohm coaxial cable with F-type connectors.

Can Xfinity underground cable line be replaced?

An underground cable line normally brings Xfinity services to your home. In most cases, these lines are installed when your home’s being built; however, in some instances, the line may not have been installed, or it could be damaged and need to be replaced. What to Expect if Your Underground Cable Line Has to be Replaced or Installed

What type of cable does Comcast use for drop cables?

Hardline semiflex cables have a copper clad aluminum center conductor, and a solid aluminum shielding. Sometimes, this cable has a black coating, otherwise it is bare aluminum. You will find some legacy cable still used if it is still viable. Usually .500 Comcast uses RG-6 in homes and businesses, and usually for the drop.

Are cable lines underground or above ground?

Cable lines may be underground or above ground and normally follow the same path as the utility service lines to your home. If you have questions about an above ground cable line, please contact us.