A fibre site survey looks at practical routes, distances and building access, plus whether the existing equipment can support a fibre link and how your future needs might grow. It also checks any potential obstructions and the most feasible path for pulling or laying fibre. The survey result should include a recommended solution and a quote, so you know the scope and costs before committing. If fibre is suitable, Pacific can install it, perform fusion splicing, inspect and clean end faces, test the link with appropriate instruments, and provide documentation for the completed connection. Lead times and availability can change, so confirm current details directly with Pacific Telephone & Data.
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