Ready for a Fibre Upgrade?
Australia’s internet network is evolving, and thousands of homes are now becoming eligible for faster and more reliable fibre connections through ongoing NBN infrastructure upgrades.
If you’ve been experiencing slow speeds, buffering during streaming, or unreliable connections while working from home, it may be time to check whether your address qualifies for a FREE fibre upgrade.
Why You Might Be Eligible for an NBN Upgrade
As part of ongoing improvements to Australia’s broadband network, FibreMax is expanding fibre infrastructure across the country. Many properties that were previously connected through older technologies are now being upgraded to fibre.
You may be eligible for a fibre upgrade if:
- Your current connection uses Fibre to the Node (FTTN) or Fibre to the Curb (FTTC)
- Neighbours in your area have recently upgraded to fibre
- Your suburb is part of an NBN fibre expansion program
- You’re currently experiencing speed limitations with your existing connection
How to Check if Your Address is Eligible for an NBN Upgrade
Step 1: Use the Address Checker
The easiest way to check eligibility is by using an online address checker.
- Enter your residential address
- View your current connection technology
- Check whether a fibre upgrade is available at your location
If your address qualifies, you may be able to move to a fibre connection and access significantly faster speeds.
Step 2: Contact FibreMax
Our FibreMax team can help you check whether your property is eligible for a free fibre upgrade and guide you through the process from start to finish.
Some NBN fibre upgrades require customers to be connected to an eligible high-speed FibreMax plan before installation can proceed. We’ll explain your options and help you find the best plan for your household’s needs.
Step 3: Stay Updated with FibreMax
Once your upgrade enquiry is underway, FibreMax will keep you informed every step of the way.
You may receive updates through:
- Email notifications from FibreMax
- SMS updates about your upgrade status
- Communications from our customer support team
If you’ve received a FibreMax notification about a fibre upgrade, get in touch with our team and we’ll help you take the next steps.
Ready for Fibre? Here’s How FibreMax Helps You Get Connected
At FibreMax, we’ll guide you through the process, help you choose a qualifying high-speed plan if required, and arrange your installation. Once your order is confirmed, the NBN will schedule the fibre upgrade at your property, bringing faster and more reliable internet to your home.
1. Booking an Installation
After confirming eligibility and selecting an appropriate plan, an installation appointment can be arranged.
2. Technician Visit
An NBN technician will attend your property to install the fibre connection and complete any required external and internal works.
3. Equipment Setup
Depending on your current setup, you may need:
- A new NBN connection device
- Updated modem or router equipment
- Minor adjustments to internal cabling
The technician will explain any equipment requirements during installation.
How Long Does the Upgrade Take?
Installation timeframes can vary depending on your property and location.
- Installation appointments can be booked within a few weeks
- On-site work is completed within a few hours
- Service activation occurs shortly after installation
Factors such as property access, weather conditions, and local infrastructure requirements may occasionally cause delays.
Do NBN Fibre Upgrades Cost Anything?
Free Fibre Upgrades with FibreMax
Many eligible properties can receive a fibre upgrade at no installation cost through FibreMax when connected to a qualifying NBN plan.
If your address qualifies, FibreMax will arrange the upgrade free of charge, making it easier to access faster, more reliable fibre internet without paying for the installation. Terms and eligibility criteria apply.
Check Your Address Today
Ready to find out if your home qualifies for a FREE fibre upgrade? Check your address today and discover how much faster and more reliable your internet could be with FibreMax.
