House move to a new build house.

[#1]

Hi there,
As new houses are built there has to be time for the addresses to come on to the address database.  I am going to use the Plusnet house move and you have to call PN to arrange it.  As the house is nearly complete I am moving in may and moving to the following address (My house number is known but not including for privacy purposes)
Havannah Drive
Wideopen
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE13 6 (Rest of the postcode is not known)
I want to know, if I provide the exact address will PN be able to find my house and install my Fibre broadband with talk service? I am also checking with Sky as I have Sky TV.
Any ideas appreciated!!
Jamie

[#2]

Hey JamieDanjoux,
That's not a problem at all - If the address doesn't exist in  BT Wholesale/Openreach's database, we simply add the address onto the order and it'd go out for a line surveyor visit to work out where they'd install the line to/from.
Most new builds these days would have this already done during the early building stages, but I could be wrong.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Matt

[#3]

Could be NE13 6LD as this postcode only cover 3 houses 38, 39 and 40

[#4]

If it's a new build it won't be on the database yet, so unless it's immediately beside those three house it's unlikely to be that postcode when it gets allocated.

[#5]

Good chance that 38, 39 and 40 are completed show houses and 1 to 37 will have the same postcode

[#6]

http://www.bellway.co.uk/new-homes/north-east/five-mile-park

[#7]

If you google searched NE13 6LD its just beside sandy lane. I have no clue why Bellway PLC have put some random post code on.  Look here  Ignore 'Havannah Crescent' thats nearby thats a different street.
The development is beside lockey park on NE13 6LH In the big greenland beside it, with a little road in it. (if you look at in Map not satellite)

[#8]

Quote from: Mattz0r

Hey JamieDanjoux, That's not a problem at all - If the address doesn't exist in  BT Wholesale/Openreach's database, we simply add the address onto the order and it'd go out for a line surveyor visit to work out where they'd install the line to/from. Most new builds these days would have this already done during the early building stages, but I could be wrong. Hope this helps, Regards, Matt

Line is already installed, checked with Sales advisor. They also said I can choose from a list of numbers for my landline (A BT sheet), Can someone point out what this is, perhaps it the telephone numbers I could have?

[#9]

A friend of mine has moved to a persimmon house in The covers (Wallsend) and she suggested that I should move to BT infinity, She also had been on Plusnet Fibre unlimited at her new address but she cancelled contract and moved to BT infinity. She said to me that her speed was faster and more reliable. I have been thinking about this but would wait til contract has ended.  Another bug, when you do the house move, are you tied into a contract?

[#10]

Quote from: JamieDanjoux

If you google searched NE13 6LD its just beside sandy lane. I have no clue why Bellway PLC have put some random post code on.

Not a random Postcode but come from the royal Mail database http://www.royalmail.com/postcode-finder

[#11]

So I assume Google Maps is wrong!

[#12]

I went onto the PN and BT website and both said that Fibre isn't available in my exchange. But it is according to SamKnows.com. And is accepting orders. I am aware that there is NO BT cabs or lines installed. But will be installed soon.
I am slightly worried as I might move in around 20th may unless the buyers want to go for a later date. So I am worried that my house will not have a line and just be able to get standard ADSL broadband.
Can anyone suggest a website to find out when my street or estate gets a fibre cab?

[#13]

You could try Openreach's Where and When site for the status of your exchange. For enquiries about individual cabinets they have provided an email address in the last but one FAQ question.
You need to give a phone number (if you have one) or address and postcode. It takes about 10 days to get a reply.

[#14]

My house will be served by cabinet 1 and I can get fibre multicast ( presumably fibre bb)
Should I make a switch to BT?
Also am I tied into a contract when I use the PN house move?

[#15]

12 month tie in