Approach

Work done right.

No shortcuts: design first, then installation, testing at the end. Every link certified, every job documented.

Principles

Design first, then installation.

Survey, measurements and constraints before touching the fibre: surprises are eliminated on paper, not on site.

Certify everything, always.

Every link is measured with OTDR and delivered with its report. If it is not certified, for us it is not finished.

Our own technicians, no subcontracting.

Our own crews, trained and equipped. Whoever does the survey is whoever answers for the result.

The intervention

Survey, execution, testing.

Site survey.

Environment, constraints, measurements. Free and without obligation: it produces a quote with times, methods and costs.

Execution.

Qualified crews, traceable materials, a clean worksite. We work around your operations, not against them.

Testing and handover.

OTDR, labelling, as-built: the network is yours and documented, link by link.

The difference

Perfect from the first splice.

One counterpart from survey to testing. The traditional path adds up waits between different suppliers; ours does not.

SPLIDIA Traditional path
Illustrative chart: with SPLIDIA, survey, quote and execution follow one another without dead time; the traditional path sits still for weeks between request, quote, waiting and execution.
Technician working with a fusion splicer
fusion splicing · precision work

Quality

European standards, traceable materials.

Design and installation to EN 50173 and EN 50174, fibres compliant with ITU-T recommendations, traceable materials and complete, verifiable documentation.

01

Where the data sits, legally.

A data centre in Italy is not enough: what counts is which law applies and who can compel the supplier to hand data over. Ask for three names — the infrastructure owner, the service operator, and who controls the operator — and ask before you sign.

02

Who can switch off what.

If the supplier withdraws access tomorrow morning, what stops working? A tool meant to close a fault cannot depend on the link you are repairing.

03

What it costs to change.

The question before signing is not how good the system is, but what it costs to replace it. Open output formats and documentation delivered together with the work are the verifiable answer.

04

Who answers, and with what evidence.

Logs retained and readable, use limits listed, no unilateral change of terms. Clauses become verifiable when the infrastructure is under the control of the party accountable for it.

These are the questions we put to our suppliers, and they are the questions to put to us.

The first step

A site survey. Then the numbers.

Tell us the environment and the need; we tell you times, methods and costs. Before we start, not after.

30 minutes video call or site survey free of charge
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