Start with availability
A site check looks at fibre availability, line of sight, mobile signal, satellite mounting, cabling routes and the number of users or buildings that need coverage.
Broadband
The right broadband route depends on the premises.
Rural connectivity is rarely one-size-fits-all. Dyfed IT checks what is available, what can be installed cleanly and what is likely to perform well for the way you use the connection.
Funding without overpromising
Where Access Broadband Cymru may be relevant, Dyfed IT can help gather technical details. Eligibility and approval remain with Welsh Government, so funding should not be treated as guaranteed.
Full fibre broadband
Fast, low-latency service where fibre is available or can be ordered.
AirFibre wireless broadband
Fixed wireless options for premises with suitable line of sight.
4G and 5G broadband
Mobile broadband installs with external antennas where signal allows.
Starlink satellite internet
Satellite broadband for harder-to-reach sites with clear sky view.
Checked references
Digital landline switchover: The UK PSTN landline switch-off is now expected by January 2027. Businesses should check devices such as alarms, payment terminals, lifts, intercoms and broadband lines that may depend on PSTN or ISDN. GOV.UK
Access Broadband Cymru: The Welsh Government scheme can contribute up to 800 pounds for eligible Welsh premises unable to receive at least 30Mbps from any provider. Applicants must apply themselves, meet conditions and claim in arrears. The scheme can change or close. GOV.WALES