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Coronavirus: Delivery, installations and repairs

Big things are coming at EE

BT and EE are part of the same family, and big things are coming for the EE brand. But this won't change any of the BT services you have with us today. Read more about the changes coming to EE.

Now that restrictions have eased in the UK, our engineers can come into your home if need be.  If we've let you know that's going to happen, please prepare for your engineer visit.

There are no delays to the delivery of equipment like Smart Hubs and TV Boxes. 

Engineer visits: status updates 

Connections and installations

Most of our packages can be installed without an engineer coming into your home. But if you do need an engineer visit, we'll let you know before you order. Then we'll offer you the earliest available date for the visit.

If we need to change the date of an appointment we've already made, or cancel it, we'll contact you.

Home Tech Experts

Our Home Tech Experts are here to make sure your broadband and TV are perfectly set up for your specific needs. They're flexible around your schedule with 2-hour appointment slots, 7 days a week. You can choose to have our expert come into your home or have a socially-distanced visit. In that case, we'll drop any kit off on your doorstep and chat through everything you need to know by phone or video call.

You'll get a call before the Home Tech Expert visit so you're ready for us, and you can decide then whether to have an in-person or contactless visit. 

Aerial installation

You may have to wait longer than usual for an appointment as many customers are waiting for their installation. 

Repairs

Now that restrictions have eased, our engineers will be able to come into your home for repairs if need be.

Booking an engineer appointment if you're high-risk from Covid-19

Please call us on 0800 800 150 to discuss any appointments or installations you need.

This number is for our most vulnerable customers - please only call if you have a letter from the government saying you are high-risk.

 

How to prepare for an engineer visit inside your home

If an engineer needs to enter your home please:

  • clear a path to the main telephone socket, if you have one

The engineer will:

  • contact you to check your circumstances and whether they still need to enter your home
  • wipe down any surface they have touched 

Test and Trace 

To protect you and our staff, if we believe that a COVID-19 case is linked to a BT store you visited, or to your home engineer visit, we might need to share some basic information with the NHS: 

  • Your name
  • Your phone number 
  • When you visited our store or had your home visit (day and time) 

Once provided, NHS Test and Trace may use these details to contact you in line with their processes and procedures.   

For more details about the NHS Test and Trace please read the government’s guide,  NHS Test and Trace: How It Works.

If you have any symptoms of COVID-19, or you’ve had contact with someone who does, please don’t visit any of our stores. Or if you have an engineer visit booked, call and let us know. This will help us keep you, other BT customers and our employees safe. 

For more details about how BT handles your information and privacy, take a look at our Privacy Policy.

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