Symmetrical bandwidth
Upload and download capacity are designed to be consistent for voice, cloud systems and large transfers.
DEDICATED BUSINESS INTERNET
Leased lines designed around uptime, cloud and growth.
Dedicated, symmetrical internet connectivity for organisations that need predictable performance, clearer service ownership and resilience options.
WHY A LEASED LINE
Dedicated access for business-critical sites.
The value is consistency, service levels and controlled delivery—not just a larger speed number.
Dedicated service
Bandwidth is committed to the business rather than shared in the same way as standard broadband.
Business support model
A leased line is supplied with defined service, fault and escalation arrangements.
Scalable design
Choose an access bearer and committed speed that can support future growth where available.
Public addressing
Fixed public IP requirements can be considered as part of the order and network design.
Resilience options
Add a separate fixed or mobile path, with failover policy matched to essential applications.
DESIGN THE WHOLE SERVICE
Circuit, router, firewall and backup need one plan.
A fast access circuit can still underperform if the local network, voice policy or resilience design is weak.
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Availability and route
Compare address-level carrier options and identify survey or wayleave risk early.
Compare address-level carrier options and identify survey or wayleave risk early.
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Managed edge
Plan handoff, router, monitoring, public addressing and support ownership.
Plan handoff, router, monitoring, public addressing and support ownership.
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Voice and cloud quality
Review latency, packet loss, upload use and application priority.
Review latency, packet loss, upload use and application priority.
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Business continuity
Agree what must continue on backup and test the failover process.
Agree what must continue on backup and test the failover process.
COUNTY LANDING PAGES
Leased line information across the UK.
The build includes county and council-area pages for England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, all linked to an address-level review.
Browse UK leased line areasDELIVERY PROCESS
Plan the install before committing the move date.
Surveys, landlord permission, civil engineering and carrier capacity can affect delivery.
Discover
Collect the address, current services, users, applications, risk and target date.
Compare
Run availability and budget pricing across suitable carriers and access types.
Order
Coordinate survey, wayleave, site access, updates and installation milestones.
Migrate
Test the new service, routing and backup before retiring the old connection.
UK COVERAGE PAGES
Business leased lines by UK county and area.
Explore county and council-area information, then request an address-level availability check.
Aberdeen CityAberdeenshireAngusArgyll and ButeBedfordshireBerkshireBlaenau GwentBridgendBristolBuckinghamshireCaerphillyCambridgeshireCardiffCarmarthenshireCeredigionCheshireCity of EdinburghCity of LondonClackmannanshireConwyCornwallCounty AntrimCounty ArmaghCounty DownCounty DurhamCounty FermanaghCounty LondonderryCounty TyroneCumbriaDenbighshireDerbyshireDevonDorsetDumfries and GallowayDundee CityEast Ayrshire
COMMON QUESTIONS
Before you order.
What is a business leased line?
A leased line is dedicated business connectivity that normally provides symmetrical, committed bandwidth under a commercial service agreement.
How long does a leased line take to install?
Lead times vary by address, carrier route, survey, landlord permission and civil engineering. Start the process early and do not cancel the existing service until the new circuit is live and tested.
Can we have a backup connection?
Yes. Backup can use another fixed carrier or a managed mobile service where suitable. Physical diversity and failover testing matter more than simply ordering a second product.
Is 1Gb always the right speed?
No. The correct committed speed depends on users, cloud demand, uploads, voice, growth and budget. The access bearer may allow future upgrades.