Height
Our signal is sent from high ground to your aerial in a straight line. Your distance from the street cabinet makes no difference, so the last farm on the lane gets the same 10Mbps as the house by the Co-op.
Queensbury ▲ approx. 350m · Thornton · BD13
Broadband that starts at the top of the hill.
Up here, copper lines are long and slow. So we skip them. Scarlet Heights beams broadband from the high ground straight to your roof: 10Mbps for £15 a month.
- No phone line
- No line rental
- No data caps
Queensbury from the fields, with the Black Dyke Mills chimney — Tim Green, CC BY 2.0
Height. Honesty. One flat price.
- Beamed from the tops
- Honest signposting
- £15, flat
The Scarlet Heights difference
Three promises, and the hill behind them
Most broadband companies see these hills as a problem. For a wireless network, high ground is exactly what you want.
Honesty
We survey before you pay a penny. If your roof can't see our mast, or another provider would suit you better, we'll tell you and point you to them.
One flat price
£15 a month and a one-off £200 to install. There's no line rental, no introductory offer and no price jump in month thirteen.
Copper sinks · signal rises
Why the last house on the lane loses out, and how we fix it
With traditional broadband, speed falls away with every metre of copper between your home and the green cabinet. On the long, steep streets of the tops, that can add up to a lot of metres.
A radio link isn't measured in metres of cable. If your aerial can see our mast, you get the full connection, whether you're near the village centre or out at the end of the lane.
- Built for Pennine weather. Our kit is weather-sealed, and the aerial is aligned with extra signal to spare for rain, fog and snow.
- Plug-and-go indoors. A single cable runs from the aerial to your router, and we set everything up.
- Local people. If something's wrong, you'll speak to someone who knows the area.
Scarlet Heights radio link
Copper phone line
Illustrative, not to scale
10MbpsSame speed, every home we reach
£15A month, flat. No line rental
£200Once, including aerial & router
£0Survey, and to walk away if we can't reach you
Do the sums
Your £200 set-up, paid back
Most providers hide a higher monthly bill behind a low set-up fee. We do it the other way round. Slide in what you pay now to see the month you'd be better off.
Where we cover
Two villages on the tops. One network.
Queensbury
Home of the Black Dyke Band and one of the highest villages in England. The height that makes the winters hard also makes it perfect for a radio signal.
Queensbury coverage
Thornton
The village where the Brontë sisters were born, known for its viaduct. Thornton's valley sides and high edges give our signal clear views across the village.
Thornton coverageFrom postcode to online
Four steps, usually inside a fortnight
Address check
Send your postcode. We check it against our coverage for Queensbury and Thornton.
Free survey
An engineer checks your roof can see our mast. If it can't, you pay nothing.
Installation
We fit the aerial, bring the cable in and set up your router. This is covered by the £200 set-up fee.
You're online
Your 10Mbps connection goes live the same day. From then on you pay £15 a month.
The honest signpost
We only cover Queensbury and Thornton, and a rooftop aerial isn't right for every home. If we're not your best option, we'd rather tell you and send you somewhere that is.
B
BT
FibreFibre packages from around £27/month
Nationwide fibre and copper broadband with Complete Wi-Fi guarantees.
See BT deals
S
Sky Broadband
FibreSuperfast and full fibre bundles
Broadband bundled with Sky TV and mobile, with a wide range of speeds.
See Sky Broadband deals
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Virgin Media
CableGigabit speeds in cabled streets
Cable broadband with very high top speeds where the network reaches.
See Virgin Media dealsOur patch
Proudly local, from mill chimney to viaduct
