Wayleaves FAQ's
A wayleave is a legal agreement that grants permission to install and maintain equipment on private property.
You need to sign a wayleave to authorize the installation and maintenance of fibre infrastructure on your property.
Full fibre, or Fibre to the Home (FTTH), is an internet connection where the fibre optic cable runs directly from the provider to your home. This provides the fastest and most reliable internet speeds available, as it eliminates the use of older copper cables entirely.
Providing fibre to your residents offers faster internet speeds, improved reliability, and better overall connectivity, which can enhance their quality of life and attract more tenants.
No, signing a wayleave only grants permission for specific works agreed. You will approve the planning pack that is supplied to you once the survey has taken place.
No, you will not be charged for the installation of the fibre infrastructure.
The installation process typically takes a few days to a few weeks, depending on the complexity and size of the property.
We will notify the residents and provide them with all necessary information regarding the installation process.
Your involvement is minimal; we handle the installation process and communication with residents and you can also request that we liaise with the managing agent in charge, if preferred.
Yes, we strictly adhere to all fire regulations and safety standards during the installation process, we are also a FIRAS accredited installer.
Once you sign the wayleave, we will schedule the survey, once you have approved the planned route, we will schedule the installation, inform your residents, and proceed with the necessary works.
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