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My team came across a job site with a mild case of rodent infestation in certain areas. We gave to customer a few option of what we can do to preserve and protect the new fiber optic cable that we called in to do. The customer wanted to save money on material and provided us with their own 3/4″ nonmetallic liquidtight. All my years in telecom, I have not yet encounter a rodent that chew through liquidtight. We approve their request and was able to complete our task in within the same day with just a few hours delay.
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