Fiber routes built on poles and underground, then spliced, tested and kept running.
We string aerial cable along pole routes, dig and duct underground sections, and splice and terminate every joint along the way. Each link is tested before we call it done.
What the work covers
When a route is live, we stay on it: planned maintenance, repairs after cable cuts, and upgrades when an operator adds capacity or extends the network.
- Aerial and underground installation
- Pole-mounted routes with proper hardware and sag, trenching and ducting where cable has to go underground, and cabinet and plinth installation.
- Splicing and termination
- Fusion splicing in joint closures and at cabinets, pigtail termination onto patch panels and ODFs, with every fiber labelled.
- Testing and commissioning
- OTDR traces and optical power readings on each link, so the operator receives measured results, not a verbal handover.
- Emergency response
- Crews sent to cable cuts and faults to locate the break, re-splice and restore service.
- Preventive maintenance
- Routine checks of routes, closures and cabinets to find damage and loose connections before customers lose service.
- Upgrades and expansion
- Adding cables, extending routes and re-terminating cabinets as an operator's network grows.
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Who this is for
- Telecom operators and ISPs extending backbone or distribution routes
- Contractors who need a splicing and testing crew
- Estates and campuses running fiber between buildings
Related project
Network infrastructure documentation
- Client
- Telecom operators
- Area
- Central Uganda
- Scope
- Network topology mapping, As-built documentation, Equipment inventory, Maintenance schedule development
Talk to our team about the job
Tell us where the work is and what you need built, connected or documented. We will ask the right questions and send a price.