It can be difficult to get roof measurements down exactly the way you want them. That’s why it’s important to use an accurate method like satellite roof measurements.

Tenants have limited right to install TV satellite dish By Robert Griswold March 21, 2004 Answers are provided by lawyers Steven R. Kellman, director of the Tenants Legal Center, and Ted Smith ...

Satellite dish antennas, once derided as outsized eyesores in suburban neighborhoods, are getting smaller and smaller, and Algonquin officials Monday discussed allowing some to be mounted on ...

A tenant may install a dish smaller than one meter; most are 18 inches wide, well within the limit. The dish must be placed inside the tenant's dwelling or in an area outside the tenant's dwelling ...

You may place your satellite dish on your patio, terrace or deck that only you can use. We call this a community’s “exclusive use” areas or “limited common elements.” ...

For three years, Tim Frost resisted putting his $4,000 satellite dish on the roof of his Lutherville home, fearing it would be dangerous and more of an eyesore than it would be in his backyard.Mr ...

When you change companies, the old dish is not removed, so some people end up with three or four unused dishes on their roof. I wonder why the companies don’t take them back and re-use them.

Q: Can a condominium association prevent the installation of satellite dishes on rooftops? – J.B. (via email) A: The Federal Communications Commission, pursuant to Section 207 of the ...

June 26, 2008 Maybe satellite dishes were some kind of status symbol, but now that the novelty has worn off they just look like big and ugly hunks of metal on your roof. The Sqish, a rectangular ...