Overhead cables are communication lines (such as NBN, Telstra, Optus, or Foxtel) that run from a street pole to your home or business through the air instead of underground. They are commonly used in many Melbourne suburbs.
It depends on the fault. Minor issues may be repairable, but in many cases (especially storm or age-related damage), a full replacement is the safest and most reliable option.
No. Telecommunications cables must be removed by a licensed technician due to safety risks and compliance requirements. Some lines may still carry voltage or be connected to active networks.
Before demolition, all overhead and underground communication cables must be safely disconnected and removed. This prevents hazards and ensures compliance with service provider and council requirements.
Yes it can, if your existing cable is faulty or degraded, replacing it can significantly improve stability, reduce dropouts, and improve overall connection quality. Once on site we will assess the health and see if it does need to be changed.
Most standard residential installations can be completed in a single visit, depending on access and the complexity of the existing infrastructure. Once onsite we can determine how long it would roughly take.
In most cases, yes. The technician may need access to the inside of the property to test the connection and ensure the service is working correctly.










