Installation Procedure Policy Sample Clauses

Installation Procedure Policy. Systemseven is not responsible for loss of income or time due to an order not being completed within the time frame desired, service outages, missed CLEC or ILEC appointments, and/or Trouble Ticket dispatches. For most installation and/or truck roll dates, an individual over the age of 18 must be present to grant access into the business, home, garage, apartment building, basement, phone closet, etc. so the technician can complete his or her work. In the event that there is no one present over the age of 18 at the scheduled time of the technician visit, and notification was not provided to Systemseven at least two (2) business days in advance, there will be a Missed Appointment Fee charged. Similarly, a No Access Fee will be charged if a technician is denied access to the phone closet (NID or Dmarc) due to a locked facility, or by the actions of others. If Inside Wiring is authorized during order placement, Customer is financially responsible for any and all applicable Inside Wiring Fees. If Customer chooses not to pre-authorize Inside Wiring work, and it is determined that additional wiring is needed to complete Customer's installation, it is Customer's responsibility to ensure the necessary wiring is completed by Customer or a third party vendor. The Installation technician will supply Customer's CPE (Customer Premise Equipment), and service will be considered Activated once the line from the Central Office to Customer's phone box or DEMARC is verified as running or wireless connectivity is established.
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