Taking over a leased or tenanted pub?
UK Coms can help get you connected.

Taking on a pub brings a long list of things to organise. Broadband, telephones, Wi-Fi, networking and CCTV are often essential from day one, but it may not be obvious what equipment has been left behind, what can still be used or what needs replacing.
UK Coms has been installing and working with networks in pubs for the past seven years, including extensive work on Stonegate pub sites. That experience means we understand the communications infrastructure commonly found in pubs and the importance of getting everything working reliably before you open the doors.
Don’t replace equipment unnecessarily
When you take over a pub, there may already be a network cabinet, structured cabling, switches, Wi-Fi access points, CCTV equipment and telephone infrastructure installed.
Before spending money replacing everything, UK Coms can assess what is already there, identify what can be reused and recommend only what actually needs upgrading or replacing.
That could significantly reduce the cost of getting your new business connected.
Everything you need to get your pub connected
- Business broadband and internet connectivity
- Hosted telephone systems and business numbers
- Customer and staff Wi-Fi
- Routers, firewalls and network switches
- Structured data cabling and network cabinets
- CCTV systems
- Assessment of existing equipment
- Reconfiguration of suitable inherited equipment
- Network troubleshooting
- Ongoing communications and network support
One point of contact
Rather than dealing with separate companies for broadband, phones, Wi-Fi, networking and CCTV, UK Coms can look after the communications infrastructure as a complete system.
We can help before you take over the pub, during refurbishment or once you are trading, giving you one point of contact for your communications and network requirements.
Taking over a pub?
Tell us which pub you’re taking over and what equipment has been left behind. Even if you’re not sure what you need, we can help you work it out.
