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Monday, May 4th, 2026 7:00 PM

Property Easement

Like many others, I am trying to communicate with Xfinity trying to find access to an easement Comcast claims they have on my property. I have gone through chat and provided my address information and asked for documentation, but all I get back is a question asking what services can I help you with. This is urgent as an adjoining property is trying to bore through my property to connect to the box at my house. Of course I cannot speak to a representative.  Thank you.

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Official Employee

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19 days ago

 

user_8sjtco We appreciate you reaching out to us over our Community Forums. You should be able to verify a Comcast/Xfinity easement by reviewing your property deed, plat map, or title report at your local county recorder’s office. These legal documents will outline, and detail utility rights at your location. 

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Thanks. I have contacted the County and there are no records of an easement from Comcast in any deed on our property. So either the service/installation team on the neighbors property is lying or there is some deed not reported. Shouldn't Comcast have this recorded and be able to provide documentation?

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user_8sjtco Our local teams should have the utility easement information for your location. We would be more than happy to reach out to them directly for you. Our team will respond to your direct message shortly. 

 

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18 days ago

@user_8sjtco 

Easements are generally the property line with about 5' or so for the easement for utility lines, which would include any telephone or cable lines, electric lines, etc.  If you have the pedestal on your property you can't deny Comcast the right to connect to it as it will service a number of homes within its vicinity.

Official Employee

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5 days ago

 

user_8sjtco Thank you for reaching out, and working with us directly on your concern. Hopefully we have pointed you in the right direction since we have not heard back from you. 

 

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14 hours ago

We never heard back from the local Comcast team. Unfortunately, it appears as though work proceeded without proof of an easement. Further, it appears they bored through our property and right through an invisible fence (the alarm alerting us to a broken line is going off) and likely our irrigation lines, all within 5-6 feet of a septic tank and drainfield. 

This is highly concerning and absolutely unacceptable. 

While we have a direct conversation happening with Comcast, it needs to be shared here as well. At least until they can get us a direct supervisor contact in our local area. 

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