Residential Internet Access

With a direct, hardwired connection, we can provide speeds up to 8 Gbps, as long as your device has a multi-gig ethernet card. Wi-Fi speeds, however, can vary depending on your home's layout and the wireless device you are using.

The main difference between fiber and cable internet lies in the type of connection and the materials used for data transmission. Fiber uses advanced glass or plastic fibers to transmit data, while cable internet relies on copper wires, which were originally designed for TV service, not internet.

Another key difference is that Fiber internet offers a symmetrical connection, meaning the upload and download speeds are equal. In contrast, cable internet provides an asymmetrical connection, where download speeds are faster than upload speeds.

Fiber's symmetrical connection is one of its biggest advantages, especially for activities that require fast uploads, like video conferencing or cloud storage.

Absolutely not! There is NO data shortage on our network so there are no caps or limits to the amount of data you can send or receive.

Access to your service depends on your location. If your service is on-net within a building, it can be set up instantly. Otherwise, we can have our team out to your location within 24 hours.

All of us at fiberfi have had to sign a contract at some point in life — we know the pains of being locked in. The internet was meant to be a means of freedom, so we don't require contracts. You can cancel any time. Just give us a call or submit a ticket and we'll process your request.