Fibre Problems?
We Fix Them at Your Home.
The Three Fibre Problems We Get Called Out for Most
Our Specialised Services
Fibre Fault Finding
Call-out from R750, credited to any repair
- Optical signal testing at the ONT
- Full line trace from wall box to street pole/pit
- Root-cause diagnosis — cable, connector, or ONT
- Written summary of what’s wrong and what it’ll cost to fix
Broken Fibre Cable Splicing & Repair
Priced on assessment — most home repairs same-day
- Professional fusion splicing of damaged single-mode fibre
- Replacement of damaged drop cable sections where needed
- Re-routing cable away from gates, garden tools, and roof edges
- Post-repair signal test and internet confirmation
ONT Relocation
From R1500, depending on distance and cable run
- Move your ONT to a new room, office, or comms cabinet
- Re-splice or extend fibre without losing your FNO connection
- Neat cable routing and wall termination
- Ideal for renovations, new home offices, or tidying up an installer’s original mess
Complex & Estate Fibre Support
Quoted per site
- Shared duct and riser fault finding for townhouses and estates
- Coordination with body corporate or managing agent
- CCTV and access-control fibre uplink repair
- Multi-unit scheduling to minimise disruption
Common Questions From Homeowners
It can be. “Connected” only means your devices can reach the router — it doesn’t confirm the router has a working internet feed. Check your ONT’s LOS light first: if it’s red or off, the fault is on the fibre line and needs a technician, not a router reset.
A red or blinking LOS (Loss of Signal) light means the fibre line isn’t delivering a usable signal to your ONT. It’s almost always a physical fault — a break, a dirty connector, or a sharp bend in the cable somewhere between the street and your wall box. You can also confirm with your ISP to check if you do not have an area outage that is affecting your whole neighbourhood.
No. Fibre-optic cable can’t be twisted, taped, or crimped back together like copper wire. A proper repair requires a fusion splicer, which precisely aligns and fuses the glass strands — specialised equipment our technicians carry on every call-out.
Most single splice repairs are completed within 60–90 minutes on site, once the technician has traced the fault. More complex breaks — a fully severed underground section, for example — may take longer or need a follow-up visit.
Yes. We’re not tied to any single ISP or installer. We work directly with the underlying FNO infrastructure — Vumatel, Openserve, MetroFibre, Frogfoot, Octotel and others — regardless of who installed your original line.
Yes, this is a full ONT relocation. We extend or re-splice your existing fibre line to the new location so you keep the same FNO connection and don’t need to arrange a brand-new installation with your ISP.
We currently serve the greater Johannesburg area, including Sandton, Midrand, Centurion, and surrounding suburbs.