Full fibre, SoGEA and dedicated leased lines to 10Gbps — surveyed, installed and monitored by local engineers, with failover built in for the businesses that can't afford to go dark.
Card payments, phones, cloud software, bookings, backups — when the connection stumbles, everything stumbles with it.
Speed matters, but so do contention, resilience and what the contract actually guarantees when things go wrong. Our engineers cut through the jargon: we survey what your premises can genuinely receive, explain the honest trade-offs, and install the connection that fits — then stand behind it.
What sets us apart is accountability. You get one named contact and an in-house support desk in St Austell, monitoring proactively and owning any fault until it's fixed — for businesses from Penzance to Plymouth and well beyond.
From FTTC through to full-fibre FTTP, we pair the right access technology with the right tariff for how your team really works — and manage the changeover so nobody loses a morning to it.
A private circuit reserved entirely for you: uncontended, symmetrical and contractually guaranteed. We design, install and maintain connections rated to 10Gbps, where uptime and repair times are written into the agreement rather than implied by the brochure.
Broadband without the phone line attached. Comparable speeds to conventional fibre-to-the-cabinet services, minus the analogue line and its rental — one product, one supplier, one clean bill, already on the right side of the digital switchover.
Running several locations? We join them into one secure private network — SD-WAN where flexibility and central control matter, MPLS or VPLS where guaranteed performance does — administered as a single estate.
A standby connection that cuts in the instant your primary line falters — most of the office will never know it happened.
Point-to-point wireless circuits, low-earth-orbit satellite and 5G data bring genuinely quick business internet to the corners of Cornwall the cabinets forgot.
Openreach is withdrawing the analogue network, and everything riding on it needs a digital replacement — voice lines, ISDN, copper-era broadband, plus the alarms, lift phones and card terminals people forget about. We audit what your business genuinely depends on, plan the migration around your calendar, and carry it out with numbers intact and trading uninterrupted.
Broadband is a shared service: excellent value, but performance flexes with local demand and the guarantees are modest. A leased line is a private circuit reserved for your business alone — symmetrical speeds, fixed performance and contractual repair times. If your operation genuinely stops when the internet does, the leased line usually pays for itself.
It depends entirely on your postcode and the infrastructure serving it — which is why we run a free availability check across every principal carrier before recommending anything. In parts of Cornwall the honest answer involves wireless circuits, satellite or 5G, and we'll tell you plainly when it does.
Yes — and it's where careful engineering matters most. Between full fibre roll-outs, point-to-point wireless, low-earth-orbit satellite and 5G, there are very few premises we can't get properly connected; the job is choosing the right mix for your address and budget.
SoGEA delivers broadband without an analogue phone line underneath, so you stop paying rental on a landline nobody uses. Speeds are comparable to conventional fibre-to-the-cabinet services, and because there's no copper voice service involved, the digital switchover won't touch it.
Yes — automatic failover adds a standby connection (typically 4G/5G or a second fixed line) that takes over within moments of a fault. For most businesses it's the cheapest insurance policy on the books.
Phones, internet, mobile and IT work best when one accountable team designs them together — and bills them on one clear invoice.
Free availability check across every major carrier — and a quote we'll stand behind.
