Business phones. Fibre. WiFi. Sorted.

VoIP means your calls travel over the internet instead of an old phone line. You get a modern business phone system that works on desk phones, mobiles and laptops, with call routing, voicemail and one set of numbers for the whole team.

Customers still call the same number. Your team just gets a lot more flexibility. We check your internet connection first, because good calls need a steady one.

In most cases, yes. We can move your existing numbers across to the new system, so customers keep calling the number they know. We check each number with you first and agree the timing before anything changes.

Yes. With a cloud phone system, staff can use a laptop app, a mobile app or a desk phone at home. They make and take calls on the company number, so customers never see a personal mobile.

You'll need a reliable internet connection at home. We can help with that too.

FTTP (fibre to the premises) is full-fibre broadband. It's fast, good value and shared with other users on the network. A leased line is a dedicated connection just for your business, and speeds are usually the same in both directions.

FTTP suits most small and medium businesses. A leased line suits businesses that can't afford to be offline or that move a lot of data. We'll tell you which one fits, even if it's the cheaper one.

Yes. Give us your postcode and we'll check which connections can be installed at your address, from fibre broadband to leased lines. Use the connectivity checker on this page, or call us on 01204 284000.

Yes. We're based in the Bolton area and supply business broadband, full fibre and leased lines to businesses in Bolton, Horwich and across Greater Manchester. What's available depends on the address, so we check your postcode first.

Yes. We supply and support business phone systems for companies in Manchester and across the North West. A cloud phone system runs over the internet, so it works wherever your team is, and we're local enough to come and see you when it helps.

A WiFi survey checks how your wireless network behaves across your building. We look at where the signal is strong or weak, what's causing interference and where access points should go. You get a plan that fixes the dead spots instead of guessing.

It's the right first step if the WiFi only works near the router.

Yes. IoT SIM cards give cameras, alarms, vehicle trackers, tills, routers and sensors a mobile data connection, so they stay online without needing broadband at the site. Coverage depends on the location, so we check before you commit.

Yes. That's the point of having one supplier. Phones, broadband, WiFi, mobile and SIMs are looked after by one team, with one number to call when something needs fixing.

Call us. We'll look into the fault and work with the network provider to get you back online. If your business can't afford to be offline, we can talk through a backup connection, such as a 4G or 5G failover, so calls and cloud tools keep working while the main line is fixed.

Yes. We can put several sites on one phone system, so a call to any branch can be answered or transferred anywhere. We can also look after broadband, WiFi and mobile at each location. Tell us where your sites are and we'll work out the best set-up.

It depends on how many people use it, which handsets or apps you want, your call needs and the internet connection behind it. We'll ask a few questions, then give you a clear quote in plain English, with no jargon and no hidden extras.

The quick quote builder is a good place to start.

Probably. The UK's old analogue (PSTN) and ISDN phone lines are being switched off, with the final switch-off due to be completed in January 2027. If your phones, alarms or card machines still rely on those lines, it's worth planning the move now. Tell us what you've got and we'll check what's affected.