DEDICATED LEASED LINE
Your own fibre. Nobody else on it.
A dedicated, uncontended connection with the same speed up as down, a fix-time SLA in writing, and a team that manages the install end to end.
Broadband is shared with your neighbours; a leased line is yours alone. Speeds are symmetrical and guaranteed, latency is low and consistent, and if anything fails the SLA commits to a fix time rather than a vague apology. If your business runs on cloud systems, hosted phones or moving big files, this is the connection those things were designed for.
WHAT YOU GET
Built into every dedicated leased line package
Uncontended bandwidth
The full line speed is yours at every hour of the day. No evening slowdown, no sharing.
Symmetrical speeds
Upload as fast as download, from 100Mbps to 10Gbps, sized to your business.
Service level agreement
Guaranteed uptime and target fix times in writing, with proactive monitoring behind it.
Automatic failover options
A separate backup circuit that takes over in seconds if the main line is ever cut.
Managed installation
We handle surveys, wayleaves and Openreach so the project lands without you chasing it.
Room to grow
Bearer-based installs mean you can step up bandwidth later without new civils work.
THE DIFFERENCE
When a leased line pays for itself
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Your phones, CRM and files all live in the cloud and downtime stops the whole office.
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You regularly move large files or backups and uploads are the bottleneck.
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You are running multiple sites or remote workers off one office connection.
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An hour offline costs more than the monthly difference over broadband.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Asked before you ask
How long does a leased line take to install?
Typically 45 to 90 working days depending on survey results and any construction work needed. We manage the order and keep you updated at every stage, and can provide an interim broadband connection if you need service sooner.
What is the difference between a leased line and full-fibre broadband?
Full-fibre broadband is shared infrastructure with asymmetric speeds and best-efforts support. A leased line is a private circuit: symmetrical, uncontended, monitored, and covered by a fix-time SLA.
Can smaller businesses justify a leased line?
Often, yes. Prices have fallen sharply, and for a business that depends on cloud systems the question is what an outage costs, not what the circuit costs. We will give you both numbers straight.
OUR SOLUTIONS
Everything under one roof
START THE CONVERSATION
Ready to sort your dedicated leased line?
Tell us what you have and what is not working. A quick call, a discovery meeting, then a tailored proposal, with no obligation at any stage.