Not enough people have posted their experience to give a good timeline for you, really will vary a lot from area to area so chasing provider is the only way to find out.
I ordered back in May and am still waiting for Openreach to install ducting from the chamber on the other side of our close. According to roadworks.org that will start tomorrow and the latest go live date from BP is 17th December. I do not think that my situation is typical though.
Would add that given 23 to 2nd Jan are pretty much emergency/fault type work only period in many business sectors that lead times will be longer in December.
For example, those ordering FTTC are advised by TalkTalk that the last date for getting FTTC live has already been and gone.
For example, those ordering FTTC are advised by TalkTalk that the last date for getting FTTC live has already been and gone.
it certainly was when i ordered in october... no fibre 14 days after it had been installed..!!!! still i have the full refund cheque now...happy happy sky customer
Two visits, (that breaking in mind that there is no 'other' issues in getting the tubing from the manifold to the property) The first to provide a CSP (customer splice point) and blowing the fibre from the DP to the CSP. Once this is done. you'll get an appointment for the engineer to come and do the physical fit in to the property.
Perhaps you wouldn't mind answering something I've been wondering about FTTP installs please?
At what point is the 'Internal' fibre cable (i.e. the indoor one which plugs in to the ONT) spliced on to the fibre from the DP? Is it on the first or the second visit?
If it's the first visit, then I presume it's then left coiled up inside the CSP awaiting the second visit?
Or is that not the way it happens, and it's spliced on the second visit?
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