Fibre Optic Installation Auckland — OTDR-certified, Fluke-tested.
OTDR-certified fibre splices and backbones across Auckland — same-day or your call-out is free. Garage-to-house from $400; building-to-building backbones from $60-95 per splice.
Whether you’re extending fibre from your garage to a sleep-out, connecting two buildings on a commercial site, or building a new fibre backbone for a multi-tenant office — we splice, terminate, and certify it to AS/NZS 3080 standard. Every join OTDR-tested. Every termination Fluke-certified.
We’ve installed fibre in 50+ Auckland sites since 2018, from single-mode garage runs to multi-mode backbones for commercial parks.
50+ Auckland fibre installs · OTDR + Fluke certified on every splice · Single-mode + multi-mode · AS/NZS 3080 compliance · $5M public liability · 12-month warranty.
What we install
Garage-to-House
- 1-2 single-mode fibre splices
- OTDR test report
- LC or SC connector terminations
- 20-50m run
- Best for sleep-out / studio extensions
Building-to-Building
- Single-mode 4-12 strand
- OTDR + Fluke certification
- Patch panels at both ends
- 50-200m run
- Commercial / multi-tenant
Fibre Backbone
- Multi-mode OS2/OM4
- 24-72 strand spine
- Multiple termination points
- 10/40/100 Gbps capable
- Office park / campus rollout
How we install — quick version
- Site survey. Walk the run to identify entry points, conduit needs, the best route.
- Fixed quote in 24h. Cable type (single-mode/multi-mode), splice count, termination, certification.
- Install + termination. Pull cable, terminate with LC/SC connectors, fusion-splice for low-loss joins.
- OTDR + Fluke certify. Every splice OTDR-tested, certification report issued.
- 12-month warranty. Any splice degradation in 12 months — we return at no call-out fee.
Common questions about fibre install
What’s the difference between single-mode and multi-mode fibre?
Single-mode (yellow jacket) carries one light wavelength over long distances — best for backbones over 50m. Multi-mode (orange/aqua) carries multiple wavelengths over shorter distances — usually for in-building runs under 100m. We pick based on your run length and bandwidth needs.
Why do I need OTDR certification?
OTDR (Optical Time Domain Reflectometer) tests every splice for loss and reflection. AS/NZS 3080 compliance for commercial installs requires it. For homes it’s good practice — without OTDR you have no way to know if a splice is degrading until your speed drops.
Can I extend fibre from my Chorus ONT to a sleep-out?
Often, yes — but we usually recommend a Cat6 or Cat6A run instead, since a single fibre splice point can introduce loss. For runs over 100m or 10 Gbps targets, fibre is the right call. Free site visit and we’ll tell you which fits your situation.
How long does a fibre install take?
Garage-to-house with 1-2 splices: 4-5 hours. Building-to-building 4-strand: 1 day. Backbone with 24+ strands: 2-3 days. Splice work itself is fast; cable pulling through conduit is the time variable.
Will I get the speed I’m paying for?
Yes, if your fibre is properly OTDR-certified. Most slow-fibre complaints we see actually trace back to old Cat5e cabling AFTER the fibre — not the fibre itself. Read our 4-fix guide →
We install fibre across Auckland
Ready for proper fibre done right?
Free 30-minute site survey. Fixed-price quote in 24 hours. OTDR + Fluke certification on every splice. Same-day Auckland or your call-out is free.