LOCAL KNOW-HOW. CONNECTED THINKING.
Reliable internet and phone access, smarter spaces and cloud services that make sense. From Liverpool offices to rural homes with slow broadband and little or no mobile reception.
LIVERPOOL — THE LAKE DISTRICT — IN BETWEEN
Homes & home offices
✳Small businesses
✳Hotels & hospitality
✳Rural properties
01 / WHAT I DO
A single point of contact for the technology in your home or business. Start with the problem; I’ll help you work out the right solution.
Wi-Fi where you need it, rural internet options and a practical route from old phone lines to digital calling.
Understand what needs protecting and put a practical plan in place, with advice you can act on.
Thoughtful automation that fits the way you live and work, from lighting to seeing where energy goes.
Move your email, files and phone systems forward with a setup that suits your business.
RURAL INTERNET & PHONE ACCESS
Slow broadband. Calls that drop. No mobile reception indoors—or anywhere nearby. When your connection is a lifeline for home or business, the answer needs to fit your location.
BT plans to retire its analogue phone network by 31 January 2027. This is a change to the phone service, not a single nationwide switch-off of every copper broadband cable. Your provider can confirm your migration date and options.
I can help review your setup, plan internet and phone access together, and prepare a migration—including business call handling and routing.
Plan your next connection ↗02 / HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE
A selection of small projects completed for personal contacts—the experience behind Fellbridge.
Starlink installations for rural locations where conventional internet options were limited—the practical starting point for better connectivity in harder-to-reach places.
STARLINKRURAL INSTALLATIONHotel webcams and a full wireless network, with separate staff, guest and business access and relevant security layers.
WI-FICAMERASSEGMENTATIONEmail migrations to Microsoft 365 with Teams and SharePoint configuration, plus BT copper to 3CX migrations with call handling and routing.
MICROSOFT 3653CX03 / HOW I WORK
You don’t need to know which box to buy or which cloud service to choose. Tell me what you need your technology to do.
Your space, your current setup and what’s getting in the way. We’ll work out what needs attention.
A clear scope, suitable equipment and an agreed approach before installation or migration starts.
Install and configure the solution, check it against the plan and walk you through how to use it.
ROOTED IN THE NORTH WEST
Primarily serving Liverpool and the Lake District, with projects across the North West considered by location and scope.
04 / YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Slow rural broadband? No mobile reception? A traditional phone line that needs replacing? Or a smarter way to run your space? Start with a short project brief.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Yes. Projects can range from a home network or smart lighting to small-business cloud services and hotel connectivity.
Yes. Rural Starlink installations are part of the experience behind Fellbridge. The right approach depends on your property, location and requirements.
No. The analogue phone network retirement and the gradual replacement of copper broadband are separate programmes. Check with your provider what is changing at your address and when. A digital phone service does not necessarily mean you must have full-fibre broadband.
Calling over broadband may be an option with a suitable connection and service. Wi-Fi calling depends on your handset and mobile provider; internet phone systems need compatible equipment and a suitable provider. We can assess the options, including the implications of an internet outage or power cut.
Keeping your number is usually possible when moving to a digital phone service, subject to provider and porting checks. Arrange the transfer before cancelling an existing service, and confirm the sequence with the providers involved.
The starting point is your existing setup. Any proposed changes can then be scoped around what you need to achieve.
Costs depend on the scope, equipment, licensing and work involved. A project needs to be discussed and scoped before a price can be agreed.