@Sssmmm90 the switch from your current partial fibre service to full fibre is inevitable at some point. Whether you can in fact agree a new fixed term contract is down to where your exchange is in the swich over programme. On some exchanges Openreach will not acceot new partial fibre order from Sky which a new fixed term contact generates. if you enter your full address into this checker Openreach Checker It will give details of whether your exchange requires the swich over now and what type of installation is expected. If you want help in understanding the output post the full table and first three lines of the notes after obscuring the reference to your address as a screenshot.
While the suggestion from @Sayek is not one I would recommend as while it might work there is a significant risk it would result you being left without a service while Openreach sort the fibre feed. In most cases the swich over is painless and even when things get complicated and delayed as they did with my install i kept connectivity during the whole process.
The engineers were polite helpful and we discussed where I wanted the new service to enter the property and they fitted their small external csp box, drilled the entery hole ran the fibre cable and fitted the new ONT unit that replaces the phone socket neatly. The entry point has a plastic fitting internally and externally which is weather proof and neat. They made good where they had cut a channel across a path to run the fibre feed.
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65inch Sky Glass, 3 Sky Streaming Pucks, Sky Ultrafast + and Sky SR213(white Wifi Max hub) main Wifi from 3 TP-Link Deco M4 units in access point mode
