London Telephone Engineer W1
London Telephone Engineer W1 is ready to provide a prompt
quality service to business and residential customers.
Helping you when no other telecommunication company can.
BT cant help? We can..!
Unlike other independent ex BT employees
We are industry qualified telecommunication consultants.
Click the blue button for our range of telephone services
We can provide the best support for your telecommunications.
Residential or commercial clients? London Telephone Engineer W1 have the solution.
Call a Local Telephone engineer in W1 : 0203 633 1131
- Master telephone sockets moved, replaced
- Phone wiring faults
- Telephone wires renewed.
- Wiring hidden – Our speciality
- Sockets cut into walls “flush fitted”
- Broadband diagnostics – Problems resolved
- Telephone extensions installed & repaired
- WiFi – Extra WiFi access points – Wireless surveys
- Data points installed. Pc, laptop, gaming points
- Full Home & Business telephone re-wires
Telephone socket replacement
Equipped to test all your sockets.
Certified London Telephone Engineer W1 use broadband testers unlike others.
In particular, London Telephone Engineer W1 are fully insured having public liability of £1M
Telephone socket moved
Master socket shift
Extension sockets
Faulty telephone wiring
Broadband testing
Office / business CAT5e or Cat6 Cabling.
London Telephone Engineer W1, fully certified data engineers
Not just Ex BT employees with no previous data experience.
Information about London W1
Regent Street is one of the best known shopping areas not just in London but in the country as a whole.
In fact its far more than a shopping area as it borders the heart of London nightlife, theatreland and tourist heart of London.
The section between Piccadilly Circus and South to Pall Mall is Called Lower Regent Street.
North of Piccadilly Circus up to Langham Place is the main Regent Street with the vast majority of shops and amenities.
W1 is London’s most Central Postcode and covers area such as Mayfair, Soho, Marylebone High Street and Bloomsbury.
As you might be able to guess from these famous areas, many of which you’ll find on the Monopoly board,
it is an EXTREMELY expensive area to live in. However, if you can afford the price tag,
then as you can imagine you’ll be very happy with your local London area.
From pubs, bars, restaurants, parks, museums, galleries, the River Thames and much much more.
With this in mind, you’ll love everything about W1, London as it is all in walking distance!
Some of Mayfair’s most charming streets are the ones that its developers reserved for
tradesmen and which were later distinctively rebuilt;
the 1890s terracotta frontages of Mount Street and Arts and Crafts houses in Mount Row provide the best examples.
During the First and Second World Wars wealthy residents evacuated themselves to the countryside,
when many chose not to return afterwards, Westminster council allowed the temporary conversion of some homes
to offices, many of which were used by spies.
