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FTTP (Fiber to the Pole)

Our FTTP (Fiber to the Pole) service extends high-speed fiber optic connectivity from the main network directly to utility poles near residential and commercial areas. From there, the connection can be distributed efficiently to individual premises.

We specialize in:

Reliable connectivity – Ensuring fast, stable internet access for homes and businesses
Cost-effective deployment – Reducing the need for extensive underground works
Scalable solutions – Supporting future upgrades as demand grows
Compliance & safety – Fully aligned with UK telecom standards and regulations

With FTTP, we deliver a robust and future-proof digital infrastructure, offering end-to-end services from planning and design to installation and maintenance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is FTTP (Fibre to the Pole)?

FTTP, or Fibre to the Pole, is an advanced broadband technology where fibre optic cables run all the way to the pole nearest your property. This allows for a much faster and more reliable internet connection compared to traditional copper-based services.

How is FTTP different from FTTC or standard broadband?

FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet) uses fibre to a street cabinet and then copper cables to your home, which can reduce speed. FTTP delivers fibre almost directly to your home via the pole, giving you faster speeds, lower latency, and a more consistent connection — even during peak times.

What speeds can I expect with FTTP?

FTTP can offer speeds up to 1Gbps (depending on your provider and chosen plan), making it ideal for streaming, gaming, working from home, and supporting multiple devices simultaneously.

Do I need special equipment for FTTP?

Yes. Your provider will install a new fibre optic line to your property and set up an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) inside your home. You may also receive a new router that supports gigabit speeds.

Is FTTP available in my area?

FTTP availability is growing rapidly across the UK, but it may not yet be in every location. You can check coverage with your telecom provider by entering your postcode on their website or contacting customer support.

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