Verified Condo Fibre Guide • Kuching

Maxis Fibre at Pascali Residences (Kuching)

Q: Do I need condo management approval before installation?

Sometimes yes, especially if routing involves corridor or other common-area work. Follow the condo management guide to coordinate approvals properly.

Q: What documents are usually needed for renters?

Renters usually need basic unit details and an owner permission/confirmation. Some management may request tenancy proof and owner contact confirmation.

Q: How long does a typical condo fibre installation take?

Many installs complete within a few hours once routing is clear. If riser access or management approvals are needed, timing may be longer.

Q: What if the technician says “cannot install”?

Common causes include routing restrictions, missing approval, or stack activation status. Use the “cannot install” guide to identify the best next step.

Q: Where should I place the modem/router in a condo unit?

Place it near a power point in a central open area for better WiFi coverage. Avoid enclosed cabinets or blocked corners.

Coverage check, condo installation steps & management coordination guide (updated 2026)

Check coverage (fastest)

Condo coverage can differ by block/floor. The safest method is to check using your exact address and unit number.

Check Coverage Now Back to Kuching Condo Hub

Looking for the full condo list? Use the hub above. If you’re unsure about your unit, check coverage by exact address before scheduling installation.

What you need (before booking)

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Unit details Block / floor / unit number helps reduce back-and-forth and prevents failed visits.
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Owner / tenant confirmation If you’re renting, prepare a simple approval/permission from the owner (most condos accept this).
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Condo management awareness Some condos require a notice/permit for drilling or trunking in common areas.

Condo management guide “Cannot install” guide

Installation flow for Pascali Residences

This is the common, low-problem pathway for condo installs in Kuching.

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Confirm coverage by unit Coverage is sometimes available for certain stacks/floors first. Always verify using the coverage checker.
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Check the fibre entry route Tech will route fibre from riser/IDF area to your unit via existing conduits when possible to keep it clean.
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Management coordination (if required) If drilling/trunking crosses common areas, management may require a short approval process.
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Install day setup Choose modem/router placement near a power point and central area for best WiFi coverage.

Check Coverage (Exact Address) Kuching Condo Hub

Blocks / floors note (keep it smooth)

If your neighbour has fibre, it’s a good sign — but condo wiring can still differ by block, stack, or floor range. The fastest way to avoid “wasted appointment” is confirming by unit number first.

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Higher floorsMay require access to riser/shaft routing, depending on internal conduits.
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Different stacksSome stacks have easier ducting paths than others (so coverage can vary).
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Management rulesSome condos restrict external trunking in corridors — use the management guide link above.

If installation is blocked

If the technician says “cannot install”, don’t panic — usually it’s one of these solvable issues.

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No approved routingManagement may require a permit/notice before any work in common areas.
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No conduit pathAlternative routing may be possible with management approval (neater + compliant).
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Coverage not ready for your stackSometimes only certain stacks are activated first — recheck by unit.

Read “Cannot install” solutions Management approval guide

FAQ — Pascali Residences Maxis Fibre

How do I confirm Maxis Fibre coverage for Pascali Residences?

Use the coverage checker and enter your exact address and unit number. Condo coverage can differ by stack/floor, so unit-level checking is best.

Do I need condo management approval before installation?

Sometimes yes — especially if the routing involves corridor/common area work. Use the management guide link on this page to prepare the right approach.

What documents are usually needed for renters?

Most condos accept a simple owner permission/confirmation. If management asks, prepare your tenancy proof and owner contact confirmation.

How long does a typical condo fibre installation take?

Many installs complete in a few hours once routing is clear. If access to riser/shaft or approvals are needed, it may take longer.

What if the technician says “cannot install”?

It is often due to routing restrictions, missing approval, or stack activation status. Follow the “cannot install” guide for the next best steps.

Where should I place the modem/router in a condo unit?

Place it near a power point in a central area to improve WiFi coverage. Avoid hiding it in enclosed cabinets or behind thick walls.

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