We specialise in integrated systems, typically centred around a unified platform. This avoids fragmented setups and ensures everything is reliable, easy to manage, and consistent for the end user.
Archives: FAQs
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What happens at handover?
We fully commission and test all systems, optimise performance on-site, and provide a clear, simple handover — including app setup and guidance for the client.
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Do you provide ongoing support after completion?
Yes — all projects include a period of support, and we offer ongoing maintenance and remote support options to ensure everything continues to run smoothly.
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Can you work on renovations as well as new builds?
Yes — we regularly work on both new build and renovation projects, adapting our approach depending on the stage and constraints of the property.
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How do we get started?
Simply get in touch with some initial details or drawings if available. We can review the project, provide initial guidance, and outline the next steps from there.
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Can I upgrade my speed later?
Yes. Your leased line can be upgraded at any time, often without additional installation work. Just contact us and we’ll adjust your bandwidth to meet your new requirements.
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Can I share my leased line with multiple devices or family members?
Can I share my leased line with multiple devices or family members?Absolutely. A leased line supports multiple devices at once without slowing down, making it perfect for busy households, home offices, or shared properties.
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Do I need to dig up my driveway or garden?
In some cases, yes — if new fibre cabling needs to be run to your property. However, our engineers aim to minimise disruption and will plan the route in advance to ensure any work is neat and reinstated properly.
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What speeds can I get with a residential leased line?
Speeds range from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps, depending on your location and requirements. Your provider will recommend the most suitable package after assessing your usage and property setup.
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How is a leased line different from broadband or fibre internet?
Broadband and fibre connections are shared with other users in your area, meaning speeds can fluctuate during peak times. A leased line is a private connection that delivers symmetrical upload and download speeds and guaranteed uptime — ideal for home offices, gaming, streaming, or smart home systems.