Civil works & house connection
Laying the duct bundle and micro-duct from the NVt into the building – open-cut or trenchless, with a gas- and watertight house entry and full surface restoration.
Fibre roll-out · Nuremberg & nationwide
Fibre to your door. We get it done.
Uka Netzbau delivers fibre house connections for network operators and general contractors – from the NVt through civil works and installation to the fully measured connection. On schedule, fully documented and closed directly in GBGS.
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21,000+satisfied customers
32,500+km of fibre blown in
Services
The complete roll-out chain from a single source.
Civil works, blowing, splicing, measurement and order closing: we handle every step between the NVt and the end customer – with our own installation team, established partners and complete documentation.
Fibre to the Home
Blowing the mini-cable from the NVt into the house and complete installation – with the OneBox in single-family houses, up to the subscriber socket (TA) in every flat in apartment buildings.
Fibre to the Building
Connecting apartment buildings: large OneBox in the basement (building entry point and distributor), riser in the stairwell and a TA at every flat.
Splicing
Splicing at the NVt and in the OneBox – professionally executed and fully documented.
GPON & OTDR measurement
A measurement report for every connection. We only hand over what demonstrably works.
Gigabit business system
Experienced dispatchers and technicians in Deutsche Telekom's GBGS: customer contact, scheduling, order processing and closing from a single source.
In the field
What our work looks like.
From blowing at the street to the router in the living room.
The house connection
From the NVt into your basement.
Before the fibre arrives, your house needs its own duct. This is how we lay it.
- 01NVt · Civil works
From the NVt under the pavement
The duct bundle starts at the street cabinet (NVt). It runs beneath the pavement and holds many micro-ducts – one of them is reserved for your house.
- 02Branch
Branch to the property
At the branch point we lead your house's micro-duct out of the bundle.
- 03Civil works
Through the front garden
We lay the duct to the house wall – in a narrow trench or, where the ground allows, trenchless. The surface is restored afterwards.
- 04House entry
Through the basement wall
A gas- and watertight house entry leads the duct safely into the building.
- 05OneBox
Arrived at the OneBox
In a single-family house the empty duct ends directly at the OneBox – there is no separate building entry point. Now the fibre can be blown in.
- 01NVt · Civil works
From the NVt under the pavement
The duct bundle starts at the street cabinet (NVt). It runs beneath the pavement and holds many micro-ducts – one of them is reserved for your house.
- 02Branch
Branch to the property
At the branch point we lead your house's micro-duct out of the bundle.
- 03Civil works
Through the front garden
We lay the duct to the house wall – in a narrow trench or, where the ground allows, trenchless. The surface is restored afterwards.
- 04House entry
Through the basement wall
A gas- and watertight house entry leads the duct safely into the building.
- 05HÜP · OneBox
Arrived at the large OneBox
In an apartment building the duct ends in the basement at the large OneBox – the building entry point (HÜP) for the whole building. From here, all flats are connected.
The path of the fibre
From the street into your living room.
Once the duct is in place, the fibre follows – turning the house connection into a working line.
- 01NVt · Blowing
Blowing & splicing at the NVt
Using compressed air, we blow the mini-cable through the duct into the house. At the street cabinet (NVt) it is spliced to the fibre network.
- 02Splicing
Splicing in the OneBox
In a single-family house the fibre arrives directly in the OneBox, where it is spliced.
- 03Connection
Router on the ground floor
From the OneBox we route the cable neatly in a cable duct up to the ground floor, where the fibre router is connected.
- 04GPON · OTDR · GBGS
Connected.
We measure the line, document everything and close the order in GBGS. Your connection is ready.
- 01NVt · Blowing
Blowing & splicing at the NVt
Using compressed air, we blow the cable through the duct into the basement. At the street cabinet (NVt) it is spliced to the fibre network.
- 02HÜP · OneBox
Large OneBox in the basement
In the basement the fibre arrives in the large OneBox – building entry point and building distributor in one. Here we splice the fibres for every flat.
- 03Stairwell
Riser in the stairwell
Via the riser in the stairwell we run a separate cable for each flat to its entrance.
- 04TA
Subscriber socket (TA)
At the flat entrance we drill through the wall and install the subscriber socket (TA) – usually directly behind the entry.
- 05Router · GBGS
Connected.
The fibre router is connected to the TA. We measure every line, document everything and close the orders in GBGS.
About us
Specialists for fibre house connections.
Uka Netzbau is a Nuremberg-based specialist for fibre roll-out. As a subcontractor to network operators and general contractors, we are responsible for the fibre connection from the NVt to the fully measured line – in single-family houses and apartment buildings alike.
Our team covers the complete chain: civil works, blowing, splicing, installation, measurement and order closing in GBGS. Together with established partner companies we handle large volumes and also deliver FTTC and FTTB projects.
Our clients value reliable schedules, clean sites and documentation they can depend on.
Uka Netzbau – We get it done.
- Established in Telekom's GBGSDispatch and technician roles from a single source – from first customer contact to order closing.
- Scalable capacityOur own installation team plus long-standing partners for high volumes and tight time slots.
- Rooted locally, working nationwideBased in Nuremberg, projects throughout Germany – with support for project planning and capacity peaks on request.
Partners
Our partners
Network operators, municipal utilities and civil engineering companies we work with.
Careers
We're hiring.
Fibre roll-out needs skilled people – and offers secure prospects. We are looking for reinforcement in civil works, installation and the office.
Questions & answers
Good to know before your connection.
The most common questions from homeowners and tenants – answered briefly.
What happens during a fibre house connection?
First we lay a duct from the street cabinet (NVt) into your house. Then we blow in the fibre and splice it in the OneBox. In a single-family house this is already the connection your router plugs into. In an apartment building a large OneBox sits in the basement; from there a cable runs through the stairwell to every flat, where the subscriber socket (TA) is installed at the entrance. Finally we measure and document the line.
How long does the appointment take?
Usually a few hours. The exact time depends on the building and cable routes. We will tell you what to expect when we arrange the appointment.
Do I need to be at home?
Yes – you or another authorised person. We need access to the basement or utility room and – in apartment buildings – to your flat, because the TA is installed at the flat entrance.
What should I prepare?
Please make sure there is free access to the outer wall, the utility room and the spot where the OneBox or TA should go. There should be a power socket nearby for the modem and router. If you rent, please inform your landlord or property management.
Will there be drilling or dirt?
Small holes are usually needed for the house entry and cable routes. We agree the route with you beforehand – and leave everything clean.
What does the connection cost me?
Costs depend on your contract with the network operator or internet provider. We carry out the work on their behalf. Your provider can answer questions on prices and contracts.
I am a tenant – what applies to me?
The connection usually requires the building owner's consent. Once that is settled, you book the appointment with us as usual.
When can I use fibre internet?
After installation and measurement we close the order in the system. Your provider activates the line and will inform you about the activation date.
Can I reschedule the appointment?
Yes. Please call or email us as early as possible – we will find a new date.
Contact
Talk to us.
Project enquiry, capacity requirements or an appointment for your house connection – we will get back to you promptly.
Phone0911 477 683 20Fax 0911 477 683 29
Emailinfo@uka-netzbau.de
AddressGeorg-Strobel-Straße 65
90489 Nürnberg
90489 Nürnberg
Office hoursMon – Fri: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
and 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Sat & Sun: closed
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Georg-Strobel-Straße 65 · 90489 Nürnberg
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