11-09-2026 12:13 PM
In late June 2026, an engineer came over to provide the cables for fibre. As expected, this required drilling into the wall. All seemed fine until I noticed today that the protective cover is coming off from over the inlet. As we're now seeing a lot of wind and rain, I do not want to risk damp in the walls.
Openreach don't take calls directly; an engineer can only be called out by your provider. The EE customer service options tree takes me to a prompt for the visual service. That prompts me to text a number that has me interacting with other bots, but this is targeted at diagnosing faults in the broadband service, not physical infrastructure.
I have requested a call back, but I take a lot of meetings for work, and I have no idea when it will happen. I don't want to mis sit and have to request another one. Last time I requested a call back, it never came. How do I get in touch with a person as a matter of urgency before I have lasting structural damage?
11-09-2026 12:18 PM
Try calling EE CS on the Freephone no.(Opt 1) in my sig.
11-09-2026 12:18 PM
@whtbowers Then do GUIDE to 66033 as a text message, you should see on your mobile either one off the following two EE/BT Guide calling in your display, then you have the choice to pick-up or not.