From the street to every room.
Licensed data cabler providing NBN, fibre optic, HFC, Cat6/Cat6A Ethernet and network cabling for homes and businesses.
One licensed cabler for the whole job: the lead-in from the street, the box on the wall, the cable in the ceiling and the socket behind the TV.
NBN technician services for FTTP, FTTN, FTTC and HFC connections.
From the pit outside to the rack inside.
Wired points that make Wi-Fi the backup, not the plan.
Find the real cause, fix it, prove it with a test.
Based locally and on the road seven days a week. NBN and data cabling for homes, apartments and businesses in:
Photos from recent callouts, pinned up beside the notes customers left. Drag the cards around if you like.
“Reliable, affordable, and easy to deal with. Responded quickly and got the job done without any hassle.”
“Very fast and professional service. Fixed my internet issue the same day and explained everything clearly. Highly recommend!”
“Excellent work installing our network and cabling. Everything was neat, efficient, and working perfectly. Will definitely use again.”
Call your internet provider first to rule out an outage or an account problem. If they say the network is fine, the fault is usually in the cabling or wall sockets inside your home or office. That's where we come in: we trace the fault, fix it and test it before we leave.
Every job is different, so we give you the price before any work starts: over the phone for straightforward jobs, or after a quick look on site. No surprises on the invoice.
Yes. Under ACMA rules, any cabling that connects to the telecommunications network, including NBN and phone lines, must be done by a registered cabler. That covers Cat6 outlets, NBN relocations and fibre work.
Yes. We relocate NTDs, NCDs and HFC connection boxes for all fixed-line technologies, and re-run the lead-in or internal cabling as needed.
We test the speed at the modem first, then at the problem spot. A wired Cat6 point for a second access point usually fixes it for good, and costs less than most people expect.
Cat6 is suitable for most residential and many commercial Ethernet installations, including 1 Gbps networks and higher-speed applications over appropriate distances and equipment. Cat6A is the step up for longer 10 Gbps runs and for new builds and offices that want headroom. We recommend based on the building.
Talk to the cabler directly, or send us the details and we'll call you back with a price, usually the same day.
Prefer email? info@nextcc.com.au
Two minutes is plenty. You'll get an email copy with a reference number.
