How would BT wire a new line to my property for £1...

Hi guys, it's question time for me this week .
Anyway, does anyone have a clue on earth how BT would wire a second line to my property for £124.99? My primary line is a pavement one and there are no telegraph poles near my property. The good ol' street cabinet is around 100 meters up the street.
Thanks for your help answering my curious questions hehe
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Thought so... I couldn't imagine them digging up an entire pavement and laying the new material over it once the cable has been placed
Thanks for your quick response
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