If we are not able to get a signal from a structure on your property we can install a dish in a tree to provide internet service when our standard installation will not acquire the proper signal levels. Installing a dish in a tree adds both cost and complication to the installation. We’re putting a metallic object 80 feet up, into an environment it wasn’t designed for. We do account for all the different ways your connection could be affected by the elements and especially wildlife, and mitigate this risk as much as possible.

Webformix uses a highly qualified and certified arborists who cares about your trees just as much as you do. We use steel flex conduit to house the cable going up the tree to protect it from rodents (I’m looking at you, Mr. Squirrel). We use stapling methods that do not fully penetrate the tree bark when attaching the metal conduit up the tree. We limit the impact and stress on the trees we install dishes in as much as possible. As the home owner, you will also have a hand in the installation process. You or your hired help will need to dig a minimum 6″ trench with EMT conduit (not black or white PVC) from the base of the tree to the wall where the wire will enter the home. Below is basic illustration of proper conduit laying, as well as a more detailed look at the entire process and the costs associated. Feel free to give us a call to go over details!