Whether you need a single home phone line or multiple business phone lines across a whole office, we'll get you connected without a BT engineer, without weeks of waiting, and without a separate installation charge.
A traditional phone line — the kind searched for as a landline phone line or PSTN line — runs over copper cable and usually needs an engineer visit to install. Today, most home phone lines and business phone lines run over broadband instead, using VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) to carry calls as data rather than through a physical exchange. You can read more in our guide to business phone lines explained or our explainer on what a VoIP phone number actually is.
This shift isn't optional for much longer. With the UK's ISDN and PSTN switch-off underway, openreach is retiring the old analogue network entirely, and every home phone line and office phone line in the country will eventually need to move to a digital alternative. If you're currently on an ageing phone system, our guide on whether it's time to ditch ISDN is a good place to start.
Whichever route you take, your telephone number doesn't have to change. If you'd rather keep the number you already use, our telephone number porting service runs alongside your new line setup at no extra complication.
A new phone line used to mean booking an engineer and waiting weeks. It doesn't have to any more.
Your line is configured remotely over your existing broadband connection — no site visit, no half-day waiting window, no separate installation appointment.
No installation fee, no separate line rental and no per-minute call charges to track — just a single monthly plan that includes unlimited UK calls.
Need a second phone line next month, or twenty more DDIs for a new office? Add lines and users on demand without ripping out any hardware.
Already have a number you don't want to lose? We can port it across. Starting fresh? We'll help you pick a new local or non-geographic number.
Call routing, voicemail-to-email, a mobile app and call recording all come as standard — features a traditional analogue line simply can't offer.
Every line comes with a genuine UK telephone number and is backed by a UK-based support team, whether you're a household or a multi-site business.
Traditional new-line installs come with an upfront charge before you've even made a call. A T2K line doesn't.
Installation charges and line rental figures are based on published UK new-line tariffs as of September 2026; individual pricing varies by provider, property and contract. A T2K line replaces both the one-off install charge and the monthly line rental with a single all-inclusive plan.
The same process covers a single home phone line or a multi-line business setup — the only difference is the detail we need from you at step one.
Fill in the short form below. Residential requests just need a few details; business requests also cover how many lines and users are involved.
We confirm number availability in your area, or check eligibility if you're porting an existing number across instead.
No engineer, no site visit — your line is set up over your existing broadband connection ahead of your agreed go-live date.
Your new line goes live on the agreed date, with unlimited UK calls included from day one.
From a two-line startup to a multi-site office with dozens of DDIs, our team scopes and sets up multi-line business phone systems every week. Every line runs on the same simple monthly plan, however many you need.
Tell us a little about what you need and we'll come back to you with next steps and a go-live date. It takes about two minutes.
A new phone line isn't only for a house move. We regularly set up business phone lines for companies opening new premises, growing their headcount, or replacing an ageing analogue system before it's forced on them.
Sectors we work with most often for multi-line setups include:
T2K Voice & Data sets up home and business phone lines for customers right across the UK. Wherever you're based, the same team, the same process and the same setup timeline apply.
Start your request below, or give our team a call if you'd rather talk it through first — either way, there's no obligation.
No engineer visit · No installation fee · UK-based support
