undeground sevice

its in a utility easement be prepared to spend thousands of dollars to have it relocated 

if they want to leave it locked up in my fenced in yard that is fine. just need them to move it about 2 feet

the original owner of the property or house agreed to allow for a 1 time payment and it stays for life until at&t abandons the easement regardless if the house or property changes ownership, they essentially own that little piece of land which usually includes a 6 foot perimeter around the equipment, its also agreed that at no time can they be denied access to equipment nor a reasonable path to reach the equipment without requiring notice

and that is the crazy part.  My back yard is the dead end and the box is less that a foot in my yard.  I do not normally leave my yard unlocked and with the 6'  privacy fence they will never see it. 

We're here to help with your property relocation request, @rrh0325.

To further assist you with getting your pedestal relocated, we'll need to speak privately in a direct message (DM).

Please be sure to have the following information readily available (please do not post it on this thread):

• Full Name
• Address where the property is located
• Best contact phone number & email

You should see a notification at the top right of this page soon indicating a message from us. We look forward to speaking with you!

Jarod, AT&T Community Specialist

please contact  

thanks