NTFS builds, splices, tests, and documents fibre across Canada. That includes the remote and rural last mile that other contractors won’t reach.
We work as a white-label field-installation partner to ISPs, enterprises, and municipalities. We supply the trained crews and the on-site install work, not network design, airtime, or hardware. We test every link we install and hand it back with labelled records.
The last mile is where fibre builds turn remote and hard to staff. That is the work NTFS takes on. We extend networks, build outside and inside plant, splice and terminate, and test every link before sign-off. You deal with one accountable partner, coordinated with your construction schedule, utility locates, and end-customer access.
We install to your plan. The network design and materials specification come from your team. Our crews put the fibre in the ground, in the air, and in the building, then prove it works.
Our crews cover the full range of fibre install work. That runs from the network backbone to the premises, and from aerial plant to the splice tray.
Work within our established last-mile and remote-Canada track record
Aerial and buried drops to homes, MDUs, and commercial buildings, with network termination and ONT/NID install. Net-new and upgrades.
Connecting your backbone to the premises and completing the in-home install, coordinated with construction schedules, locates, and end-customer access.
OTDR and insertion-loss testing, connector inspection, activation checks, and labelled as-built records.
Standard fibre disciplines our crews handle
Aerial and underground cable plant, duct and conduit, microduct cable blowing, cable pulling and placement.
Riser and backbone cabling, MDU wiring, equipment rooms, patch panels, and racks.
Fusion and mechanical splicing, connectorization, splice closures and trays.
Building-to-building and campus backbone, data-centre fibre, and structured cabling tie-ins.
GPON / XGS-PON, point-to-point, single-mode and multimode, and dark-fibre builds.
Fibre repair, emergency splicing, ongoing service under SLA, and hybrid fibre with satellite or cellular failover for remote sites.
We use the spelling “fibre” throughout, the Canadian convention. The work is the same whether your spec reads fibre or fiber optic.
One crew base, many networks. We install fibre for
The buyer problem is the same across all of them. You need fibre built, spliced, tested, and documented. Often the site is remote, and you need a crew you can trust to do it right.
A clear path from route survey to documented handover and ongoing maintenance.
A site survey and statement of work set the route and method. We map terrain, aerial-versus-buried sections, locates, permits, splice points, and test requirements.
We scope builds per drop, per site, or per kilometre. Service and restoration run on a dispatch-and-hourly basis. Send your scope and we price it.
We deploy trained fibre technicians and size the crew to the build. We work around your construction schedule and end-customer access.
Crews place and pull cable, then fusion-splice and terminate. We OTDR and insertion-loss test every link and verify activation.
You receive labelled as-built records and test data on handover. We then provide maintenance, repair, and emergency splicing under SLA.
A clear path from route survey to documented handover and ongoing maintenance.
Behind those points sit 15+ years in technical field services, 65+ trained technicians, and 5,000+ sites serviced nationwide.
Client, provider, and municipality names withheld. These are representative of the field-install work our crews handle.
We connect homes, MDUs, and commercial buildings to provider networks in communities other contractors avoid. We coordinate each job with construction schedules and end-customer access, then test every connection before sign-off.
We manage and service networks across hundreds of sites nationwide. Dispatch runs 24/7, with SLA-based response. That same program discipline now applies to fibre builds and ongoing maintenance.
NTFS installs, splices, tests, and documents fibre in every province and territory. That includes remote and rural communities where local crews are scarce. We coordinate crews, logistics, and testing so distance does not compromise quality. You deal with one accountable partner.
Yes. NTFS works as a white-label field partner to broadband infrastructure providers. We build net-new last-mile drops and upgrade existing networks, aerial or buried, to homes, MDUs, and commercial sites. We splice, test, and document every link.
Every link is OTDR and insertion-loss tested. Our crews inspect connectors and verify activation. You receive labelled as-built records and test data on handover, ready to maintain from day one.
Yes, we cover aerial and underground OSP construction. We also run riser and backbone cabling, MDU wiring, equipment rooms, and campus or enterprise fibre. We include fusion splicing and termination.
NTFS supplies field installation and trained crews. We build, splice, test, document, and maintain fibre on the ground. We do not design or engineer your network, and we do not sell airtime or hardware. You bring the network plan and the materials specification, and we install to it.
Yes. We run national rollouts and multi-site managed-service programs from in-house dispatch. We size each crew to the build and coordinate schedules across sites. You manage one partner instead of a string of local subcontractors.
FTTH (fibre-to-the-home) runs fibre all the way to the premises. FTTN (fibre-to-the-node) runs fibre to a nearby node, then uses existing copper for the final stretch. An unbroken fibre path carries more capacity at lower latency, so most new builds run fibre to the premises.
Yes, we coordinate utility locates and permits as part of project scoping. We schedule the build around them so crews keep moving on site.
We scope builds per drop, per site, or per kilometre. The route, terrain, and aerial-versus-buried method drive the number. Service and restoration run on a dispatch-and-hourly basis. Send your scope and we price it.
Tell us the route, the sites, and how remote it gets. We will scope the crew, the splicing and testing, and a model that fits. We will also tell you honestly whether we are the right install partner.
