It depends upon the contract, but generally you cannot remove anything permanently installed in anyone else's property unless you have a court order.
In a typical payment dispute, a contractor would place a lien on the property, as a means of securing future payment, then negotiate a payment plan with the debtor, or take them to court for an order of payment and possible seizure of other property.
Others have said:
Yes, you can remove devices but it will add to your cost and would not be cost beneficial. However, you have to use other means.
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