• Fibre is a new cable from the nearest point — no existing phone line needed, old wiring is irrelevant.
• What matters is distance to the fibre point and a workable cable route into the house.
• Landed houses are often easier than old high-rises (no management approval needed).

• Distance from your house to the nearest fibre distribution point.
• A workable cable route — along eaves, through conduit, or a small neat entry.
• Whether your area is wired for fibre yet.
• For shoplots/old flats: access to the riser or shared point.

1. Send your address — we confirm fibre availability and likely feasibility.
2. On install day, the technician picks the neatest cable route and entry point.
3. If your house is too far from the point or not yet wired, consider 5G Home WiFi (no cabling).

Can old houses and buildings get Maxis Fibre?
Usually yes. Fibre uses a new thin cable run from the nearest distribution point, so old internal or phone wiring does not matter.

Do I need an existing phone line for fibre?
No. Maxis Fibre is a brand-new fibre cable, not a phone-line service, so a house with no existing line can still be connected.

Will the technician need to drill or run cable along the house?
Often a small cable is routed along eaves or through existing conduit, with a tidy entry point. The technician assesses the neatest route on site.

What if my house is far from the fibre point?
Distance to the nearest distribution point can affect feasibility. We check this for your address before installation, and 5G Home WiFi is a backup option.

• Fibre vs 5G Home WiFi — honest comparison
• Maxis router & mesh setup