Hi.
Overheard the man supervising our builders saying, "Don't you worry about putting the satellite dish back, we'll get the SKY man in to do that"!
What's happening is that the satellite dish is currently attached to the chimney but after the building works have finished it needs to be repositioned down the other end of the house - where it can still face the same direction.
Now I would have thought that re-positioning it is a fairly simple matter of attaching the appropriate fixing to the side of the house, popping the dish onto it, and then (most importantly) getting the angle right.
At worst, getting the angle right (in my thinking) can be accomplished by having one person up the ladder and another person reporting on the TV reception from the TV end of the cable. In other words: a fairly straightforward DIY job
. . or am I wrong and a no-doubt expensive "SKY man" needs to visit?
Eddy.