Sematically yes!! However if you look into your contract(s) with the
residential service companies you may be suprised to find that you're
ageeing to allow their verified service representatives access to what is
termed 'Their Service Corridor', meaning they can legally go onto your
property to do nominal maintanence and read meters for billing purposes.
However, it is only PROFESSIONAL for them to call ahead if they will be
intruding into nominally posted areas having animals, etc.
"Michael Kennedy" wrote in message
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P.S.
Cable or Electrical Techs are not legally allowed
to go past the boundaries of any open terrain to which
their wire leads. This means, they don't go inside or
open doors to access points that are set by the owner of
said property with out first notifying and setting up an
appointment or getting permission to do so.


Well what about the guy who reads the meter on your house?? Electric
Meter, Gas Meter, Water meter, etc.. They all cross your property line to
read the meter. Are you implying that they are breaking the law?