Converged Rural Broadband

🚐✨ New Addition to the CRB Fleet! ✨🚐

Say hello to the latest member of the Converged Rural Broadband fleet — our 4x4 Mercedes Sprinter! 💪

Built to handle the toughest terrain, this new van will help our engineers reach more sites, more easily, especially across our rural coverage areas. No more waiting on our other off-roader — this means faster response times and even better service for our customers. 📡

From muddy tracks to hill-top masts, this van is ready for the job! 🌧️🏔️

👋 If you spot us out and about, be sure to give us a wave — we’re never far from the next install or upgrade!

Another 5★ Review on Trustpilot!

We’ve had an influx of brilliant feedback on Trustpilot lately and this one really made our day. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It’s great to see how far our team goes to support every customer, every time. A huge well done to Owen and Connor for going above and beyond yet again - this is what exceptional service looks like.

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Robin gave Converged Rural Broadband 5 stars. Check out the full review... From the very first communication CRB were friendly, knowledgeable, and approachable. Owen was ...

⛅ A Thaw in Sight?

We’re hopeful that the worst of the snow is finally behind us! 🤞 With the weather looking a bit more settled, our teams are gearing up to crack on with clearing the backlog of work caused by the festive break and the recent snow.

However, while things might be starting to thaw out down at street level in your area, it’s a very different story up on the hills! 🏔️

As you can see from this photo taken at our Cairn Mon Earn site in Durris, our high-altitude infrastructure is still wearing a very thick winter coat. ❄️

We want to reassure everyone that we aren't expecting any issues. Sites like this are built to be resilient—equipped with redundant backup links, battery systems, and auto-starting diesel generators to keep the signal flowing. 🔋⚡

That said, if a fault does require a physical visit, please bear with us. Accessing these hill-top sites is still very tricky and dangerous due to the deep snow, so any necessary repairs may take us a little longer than usual to reach. Safety must always come first! 👷‍♂️

Thanks for your patience as we get back to normal!