Any Cox technicians in here?

[Josh-L]

I’m remodeling a house and it has several cox boxes I want removed. I’ve tried calling but cox has horrible customer service which is one reason I stopped using them. What is the best way to get rid of these old service boxes?

 

[TwoForFlinching]

Unscrew from the wall and throw in the trash.

 

[John6185]

Unscrew from the wall and throw in the trash.

That is exactly what I do!

 

[Josh-L]

Unscrew from the wall and throw in the trash.

And what about the coax that is running down into the foundation. How do I pull that out?

 

[rickm]

And what about the coax that is running down into the foundation. How do I pull that out?

Just cut it flush with the floor and plug the hole or go outside and find where it enters and dig it up and pull it out then cut it.

 

[Snattlerake]

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Here's one:

Note the look of derision, how dare you remove that box!

 

[Snattlerake]

He didn't like me taking his picture with that COX cabling mess in front of him.

They used the air plenum as a conduit for their cabling!!!

Screw him

It seems to me he has the most perfect tool standing up in front of him for that clusterf.

 

[TwoShoots]

Is that a digital junction box? If so, it may be where your cable line comes into the house. If you cut it off entirely it will disable any option to have cable turned on to the house - cable internet included.

I'd verify it's not the main incoming line before cutting it entirely.

 

[Josh-L]

Is that a digital junction box? If so, it may be where your cable line comes into the house. If you cut it off entirely it will disable any option to have cable turned on to the house - cable internet included.

I'd verify it's not the main incoming line before cutting it entirely.

No clue. Hence why I asked if any techs were on here lol. I have fiber from a different company being installed and they didn’t use anything from this box. It says cox telephone on the side.