Managed Internet in Windsor

What is different about managed internet in Windsor

In Windsor and across the Thames Valley the constraint is rarely availability and almost always the building. Multi-tenanted offices come with a landlord, a managing agent and often a nominated supplier for the riser, and a conservation area adds a consent process on top. The technical order is the easy half; the access to install it is the part that sets the date.

That is why we start these projects by asking who controls the building rather than what speed you want. Where the landlord already has fibre into the riser, the job can be days. Where it needs a new entry point into a listed or conservation-area building, it is months, and knowing which of those you are in changes what you should commit to a move date.

Questions we get asked in Windsor

Our landlord controls the building. Does that stop us choosing our own connection?

Usually not, but it sets the timescale and sometimes the route. Where fibre is already in the riser, adding a service is quick. Where a new entry point is needed, you are into landlord consent, possibly a managing agent, and in a conservation area a planning consideration too — which is months, not weeks.

We are moving offices in the Thames Valley. When should connectivity start?

Before the lease is signed if possible, and certainly before a move date is announced. Checking what the building can get takes us a day and can genuinely change which unit you take. Ordering after signing is how firms end up bridging their first two months on 4G in a brand new office.