Leased Lines Guildford & Surrey
We order, install and manage leased lines across Guildford and Surrey. Your office gets its own fibre circuit, equal upload and download, and a carrier fault agreement.
The basics
A leased line is a fibre circuit from your building to a carrier's network, carrying your traffic alone. No neighbouring business shares it, so the bandwidth stays yours in both directions at peak times, backed by a carrier service level agreement (SLA).
Full fibre broadband is shared, with slower uploads. A leased line gives you the same bandwidth up and down, a fault agreement and room for Teams, VoIP and cloud apps.

Leased lines in Guildford & Surrey
You call one number instead of juggling a carrier, installer and firewall supplier. We look after the circuit from the first address check to live support.
Built for business
Phones, Teams, cloud apps and card payments all run through your connection. No neighbouring business shares your circuit, so Monday morning performs like Friday afternoon, and uploads run at the ordered rate for SharePoint and video calls.
Fully managed for you
We check which fibre networks reach your building, the carrier surveys the route into your comms room and we manage the order until handover. After go-live, Guildford IT Support watches the line and deals with the carrier on faults.

Why it matters in Guildford
Fibre reaches each building by its own route. Shared buildings on Guildford Business Park and Walnut Tree Close use a common comms room. Trade units in Slyfield may need civil works. Town centre offices may need new cabling, so we check at survey.
A leased line helps you:
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the carrier's site survey and on whether civil works are needed. A building with fibre in the riser takes less time than one needing new ducts. We give you a timeline once the survey results arrive.
Broadband suits a small team that downloads far more than it uploads and can cope with the odd slow spell. A leased line earns its cost when you run calls, Teams and cloud apps all day, send large files or lose money during an outage.
Uncontended means no other business shares your circuit, so capacity stays yours at peak times. Symmetric means the same bandwidth for upload and download, so big files leave as fast as they arrive.
No. We cannot confirm a speed until we have checked availability and the carrier has surveyed your site. Once the circuit is live, the bandwidth you ordered is reserved for your business and holds up when shared broadband slows.
Our monitoring picks up the outage and we log a fault with the carrier under your service level agreement. If you have a backup connection, the router moves traffic onto it so work carries on. We chase the carrier until it is fixed.
They are extra charges a carrier can add when reaching your building needs more than a standard install, such as new ducts, digging or traffic management. The survey shows whether they apply, and you see any quote before you commit.
We recommend one for any business that stops when the internet stops. The backup can be a second circuit on a separate route, a broadband line or a 4G or 5G router, and the router switches to it if the main fibre fails.
Yes. We set up, update and watch the router and firewall. Firewall changes, remote VPN access and a guest network go through our helpdesk.
Yes. Buildings on Guildford Business Park and Walnut Tree Close bring carrier fibre into a shared comms room. We agree access with the building manager and extend the circuit to your floor.
Can't find what you're looking for? Contact us and our team will be happy to help.
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Get in touch
Send us your postcode and we'll check which fibre networks reach your building, flag any civil works and recommend a bandwidth and backup for your business. Call 01483 310150 or email hello@guildforditsupport.uk.
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