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Andrew Fowler2 Andrew Fowler2 NewcomerOP
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joined Apr 2018
#1 ·
I’m looking for a technician who might be able to help me run some phone wiring from the second floor up to the third... sorry if this isn't quite the right spot for this kind of request.

If anyone out there fits the bill, and maybe even works for one of the big providers like AT&T or Comcast, I'm guessing you'd probably need a crimper and some Zoomer tools or something similar? I'd be more than happy to pay a little extra for some spare parts or whatever else is needed to get it done! Spam
electricsurfer47 electricsurfer47 Active Member
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joined Jun 2018
#2 ·
Honestly, you could probably just have an electrician handle this. It’s not even rocket science—you just need to know how to wire things up correctly without blowing a fuse. If you know someone nearby who does electrical work, maybe just ask if they can tackle the phone line while they're at it. It’s really nothing too crazy. You’ll likely end up having to drill through a wall, grab some new wiring, and pick up a wall jack so everything plugs directly into the outlet.
William Fowler13 William Fowler13 Newcomer
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joined Dec 2018
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Andrew Fowler2 said:I'm looking for a technician who can run a phone line from the second floor up to the third... sorry if this isn't quite the right spot for this kind of thing.

If anyone fits the bill—ideally someone already working for one of the major providers—I'm assuming you'll need a crimper and some tools, so I'd be happy to pay a little extra for you to whip it up on the side... Spam

If there's already a conduit in place, it won't take even thirty minutes, but if not, we're talking about patching, hammering, or just drilling through the ceiling or floor to make a vertical channel... you definitely can't do it without a drill. If you happen to be in New York City, I could probably handle this for you pretty easily for a small, reasonable fee since it's such an easy job for me...

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