
The Internet People, since 1994.
Three friends started InfoWest at Dixie College. Thirty-one years later, the trucks still say St. George.

Serving Southern Utah since 1994.
InfoWest has connected Southern Utah since 1994. We build and run our own network — fiber, FiberWave, and fixed wireless — and back it with home phone, security, and a full set of business services. Where cable and DSL never reached, we found another way in.
We serve Southern Utah, Mesquite and the Moapa Valley in Nevada, and Beaver Dam, Arizona: St. George, Cedar City, Richfield, Overton, and the small towns between. Our headquarters sits on Tabernacle Street in St. George, and we keep extending the network so more neighbors reach faster speeds.
Watch our story: InfoWest — growing since 1994.
Our history
From dial-up to fiber, one build at a time.

- 1994
Founding
Kelly Nyberg, Aaron Gifford, and Randy Cosby started InfoWest at Dixie College.
- 1997
Dial-up 56K
We brought dial-up to the area, then invested in fiber-optic equipment and hundreds of digital 56K lines — a first here.
- 1997
Cable
With ClearVision Cable, we launched one of the nation's first dedicated cable-modem systems, icable.com.
- 1999
DSL
We delivered some of the first business DSL over dry copper, later reaching thousands of lines through the local phone company.
- 2000
Cedar City office
Buying NetUtah and SGINet carried us into Iron County and grew our customer base by nearly half.
- 2002
Wireless
With Skyview, we brought Internet over wireless to Southern Utah, then built dozens of our own towers across the region.
See all 26 milestones
- 2010
UTOPIA fiber
We expanded into Northern Utah, bringing fiber, phone, and IPTV over the UTOPIA network.
- 2010
Moapa Valley office
We acquired and rebuilt the Comnett wireless network serving Overton, Logandale, and Moapa Valley.
- 2014
InfoWest Security
We added home and office security, automation, and energy management.
- 2017
NetZing acquisition
We acquired NetZing, a St. George wireless provider, widening our reach across Southern Utah.
- 2017
A new world record
Our wireless build at the Burns Arena carried a family-history conference to a new world record.
- 2018
New headquarters
We moved our main office to 435 East Tabernacle in St. George.
- 2018
Vivint Wireless acquisition
Acquiring Vivint's Southern Utah wireless operations added thousands of customers and pushed us north into the Sevier Valley.
- 2019
Richfield office
We bought a historic Main Street building to serve our Sevier Valley customers.
- 2020
AWI Networks acquisition
We acquired AWI Networks and merged the two systems into one.
- 2020
Fiber footprint grows
We acquired the Sienna Hills fiber-to-the-home network from Veracity to extend our fiber reach.
- 2021
Inc. 5000
InfoWest ranked 2,964 on the Inc. 5000, on 130% growth over three years. View the listing.
- 2022
100 employees
Growth in fiber and FiberWave carried us past 100 employees.
- 2023
SunRiver fiber
Acquiring the SunRiver fiber network added nearly 1,000 fiber customers in St. George.
- 2024
InfoWest turns 30
Thirty years after that first connection, we marked the milestone — and kept building.
- 2024
25,000 customers
In December we passed 25,000 customers.
- 2026
Best of State, a fourth time
InfoWest won Best of State for the fourth year running, in the Internet service provider category.

Our team
You don't stay in business thirty-one years without a good team. Ours answers the phone, drives the trucks, and lives on the same streets you do.
Local support
Local support. A person answers 24/7.

Local crews
Installers, splicers, and tower techs on our own payroll — not subcontractors.
Four offices
St. George, Cedar City, Richfield, and Overton. Walk in and talk to a person.
Find an officeWe're hiring.
Utah Business named us one of the state's Best Companies to Work For in 2024. Come build the network with us.
In the community
We're part of the neighborhood, so we show up for it.

Backpack giveaways
Since 2017 we've given away more than 2,000 backpacks to local students. School Is Cool started in Moapa Valley and now reaches Richfield, Cedar City, and St. George.

STEM camp
Kids Innovate, our free summer STEM camp for kids 8 to 12, covers 3D printing, animation, and how networks carry the Internet home.

Local events
We sponsor races, giveaways, robotics teams, and the public-safety crews who keep our towns running.
Our network
We watch the network around the clock, with redundant paths so a single cut doesn't take your street offline. Every year we reinvest in more capacity and reach.
We live where we work, so we build the kind of connection we'd want in our own homes — and we answer for it when you call.
Why InfoWest?
Southern Utah and Nevada's local Internet provider since 1994.
Fast Local Response
When it goes down, we move fast — local techs, real ETAs, no runaround.
30+ Years Local
We've been here since 1994. We answer the phone. We know your neighborhood.
No Data Caps
Stream, game, upload, and work as much as you want, with no overage bills.
Local Network
Not only are the people local, the network is too. Shorter paths mean quicker response.
Ready when you are.
Check what reaches your address, or call a local person who can tell you in a minute.

