Business
wayleaves
What is a wayleave?
A wayleave is an agreement between the freeholder and a supplier, in this case Netomnia. This gives the supplier the right to access the property and carry out pre-agreed works to install the supplier's infrastructure. The Wayleave also allows the supplier to maintain the infrastructure under prior notice to the freeholder.
What is full fibre
broadband?
Full fibre broadband is the latest in broadband technology. It is made of entirely fibre optic cables which can allow data to travel at the speed of light. This means that your broadband speed will greatly increase.
Current networks are made using copper wires which vastly hinders performance.
What could you be
missing out on?
By staying on slow, aging copper
wires, you could miss out on:
Greater
reliability
Cloud storage
capability
Connect more
devices
Enhanced
security
Full fibre is perfect to upgrade your
business's productivity and security.
How to access full
fibre broadband
We also need an up-to-date asbestos register for buildings built pre 2000 included.
As the network provider, we need permission form the freeholder before installing any of our equipment in their premises.
Please ensure that you have spoken to your building owner and have them sign a wayleave agreement from us. Get in touch with the team and see how we can help.
Why do we need freeholder permission?
It’s all down to a question of rights of possession due to equipment installation. Your landlord will want to make sure that the installation (and, if necessary, removal at the end of the tenancy) isn’t going to cost them any money.
They also must ensure that any installation conforms with health & safety legislation and doesn't compromise the building's interior or exterior.
Next steps to get
full fibre broadband
If you want full fibre broadband to your office, please open the conversation with your building owner about accessing it.
Alternatively, reach out to our friendly expert team with their contact details. Email us at wayleaves@netomnia.com and we will be more than happy to reach out to them directly.
