Landline Switchover Help in Hampton

Landline Switchover in Hampton

Plenty of Hampton households still rely on the landline, particularly long-standing residents around Hampton Village and Hampton Hill. Larger family homes often have extension sockets in several rooms that stop working once the phone moves to the router. Some households also have a personal alarm or a key safe arranged by family, and these need checking before and after the switch.

Problems we fix

• A letter from your phone provider about Digital Voice or digital landlines
• Not sure whether your phone or cordless handsets will still work
• A parent who relies on their landline or a personal alarm
• Worried the phone won't work in a power cut
• Only want a landline, not broadband
• The phone stopped working after the switchover

What's included

• A check of every handset, extension and phone socket in the home
• Phones connected to the router and calls tested in and out
• A check of personal or telecare alarms, coordinated with the alarm provider
• A plan for power cuts, including asking your provider about a battery backup unit
• Help registering on your provider's Priority Services Register if it applies
• Nuisance call blocking set up where your provider offers it
• Simple written notes, and a summary for family if you booked for a parent