Live in a flat or shared house? Still can get Gigafast fibre!

Getting your home connected needs a bit different process than other houses, but it is possible!

Scroll to know how you can get full fibre with Hey!Broadband

How we connect your flat to full fibre.

  • 1 - Pre-order or register your interest
    Check our broadband deals and pick the best one for you.
    Check out this tip before signing up

  • 2 - Contacting the owner
    The Wayleave Team of our installation trusted partner - F&W Networks will
    contact the owner of your building to ask if they can do a building survey.

  • 3 - Surveying your building
    If the owner of your building gives permission, F&W Networks will do
    a non intrusive survey of the premises to create an installation plan.

  • 4 - Installation plan agreement
    The Wayleave Team (F&W Networks) will negotiate with the owner of your
    building all permissions to install the full fibre this is called a Wayleave Agreement (what is this?).

  • 5 - Connecting your building
    When the installation plan is agreed upon and permitted, F&W Networks will start to
    connect your building to our full fibre network. You will be given 10 days’ notice before
    we start working installation can take between 1 and 3 weeks to complete.

  • 6 - Your building’s connected!
    Now you can experience all the benefits of your Hey!Broadband full fibre deal.

What is a Wayleave Agreement?

It’s a legal document that permits Hey!Broadband , and other Ofcom licenced companies, to install our equipment into your building, and maintain it (if required).
Don’t get discouraged if you don’t hear from us right away. As this is a legal process, it can take several months to negotiate. Please bear with us during this time, it will be worth it!

Other handy things to know

Before you sign up...

The more the better! Chat with your building neighbours about being connected to the Hey!Broadband full fibre network. If others agree to join, it will be easier to negotiate the installation with your Landlord or Leaseholder.

Waiting time for permissions

The time frame depends on your building’s Landlord (or Freeholder) and Managing Agent negotiation process, so it may take a while. It goes without saying, we’ll update you at each step of the process and how close we are to completion.

If permissions are not granted If the

If the Landlord or Leaseholder of your building doesn’t grant us permission to install the full fibre on the premises, the process is fully stopped.

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