Registering your site
Find out how to register your
development for broadband
How it works
Whatever size site you’re developing – from building your dream home to large housing developments – you’ll want to get the right infrastructure in place for broadband. This page tells you everything you need to know about doing that.
Talk to us as early as you can
Please register your site at least eight weeks ahead of your Site Start Date and/or six months before the date you want broadband available at your first property. The earlier you register the better – that'll give us enough time to get proposals drawn up and agreed with you.
Tips for getting broadband installed
Allow enough time
Talk to us at least six months before you want broadband up and running.
Check your development’s property type
Before you get in touch, please check whether your development is residential or commercial.
Keep up-to-date documentation
Keep notes about dates, locations, what you’re building, contact details, plans, etc.
What information do you need to register my development?
Will I have to pay to get broadband infrastructure installed?
Register your site
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Sites with over 20 plots
Complete this form to register sites with over 20 plots for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration » -
Sites with 2-19 plots
Complete this form to register a site with 2-19 plots for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration » -
Sites in Northern Ireland
Complete this form to register a site in Northern Ireland for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration »
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Single plot sites
Complete this form to register a single plot for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration » -
Commercial only sites
Complete this form to register your commercial only site for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration » -
Sites being refurbished
Complete this form to register a site being refurbished for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration »
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Infrastructure only sites
Complete this form to register an infrastructure only site for fibre broadband with Openreach.Begin registration »