They are definitely aware of the problem. I'm guessing they're probably working to quickly remedy the situation as they don't like having to roll trucks. Seems to me they're always trying to limit those costs.
Who knows, we may get told soon to use cat5 all the time. That would suck for us, as the installation time would skyrocket.
I think the biggest issue is the quality of the coax and/or connectors. I always make sure my HPNA tests pass before I leave (which is what we're supposed to do anyway) but a few people I've talked to who transferred their Ultimate to another house said that the original installer was either rushing or didn't run the test or whatever.
I wish people took more pride in their work.
Who knows, we may get told soon to use cat5 all the time. That would suck for us, as the installation time would skyrocket.
I think the biggest issue is the quality of the coax and/or connectors. I always make sure my HPNA tests pass before I leave (which is what we're supposed to do anyway) but a few people I've talked to who transferred their Ultimate to another house said that the original installer was either rushing or didn't run the test or whatever.
I wish people took more pride in their work.
