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Community Solutions

Fiber for apartments, HOAs, and new neighborhoods.

Apartments, HOAs, new neighborhoods, and business parks across Southern Utah. Designed, built, and supported by the local team that answers the phone.

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Good for the property. Good for the people in it.

The owner gets a network that runs itself. The residents get the same InfoWest service any home in Southern Utah can get.

What the property gets

  • One local point of contact from the first call through every year after
  • Design and construction by our own crews, on a network we own and operate
  • We handle resident support and billing. Internet stops being your job.
  • Monitored by our network operations team, with backup power where the build calls for it
  • An amenity that shows up in the listing: fiber-ready is a selling point, not a footnote

What residents get

  • The same plans any InfoWest home can get, sized to how the household uses the Internet (see residential plans)
  • No data caps on standard residential plans
  • Local support from people who know the building, not a call center
  • Their own plan, or one community-wide plan if the property buys in bulk
  • Move-in ready: the wiring is already there, so activation is a call, not a construction project

How a build works

Builders: the earlier we're in the schedule, the cheaper and cleaner the build. Call before the roads go in.

1

Property review and design

We learn the property, walk it with you when that helps, and design the route to every unit.

2

Agreement

A plain-English proposal: who builds what, who bills whom, and when.

3

Construction or pre-wire

New builds: conduit and fiber before paving. Existing properties: phased so residents barely notice.

4

Live, with resident onboarding

We turn units up as they're ready and handle sign-ups, installs, and support from there.

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Apartments & condos

Every unit connected. Every resident supported.

We bring the connection to the building and finish it inside every unit, then take the resident calls that used to land on your office. Existing buildings included.

  • Fiber or dedicated wireless to the building, depending on what reaches your address
  • Wired and Wi-Fi service in every unit
  • Bulk billing through the property or individual resident accounts
  • Managed Wi-Fi option for student housing and hotels
  • Retrofits for occupied buildings, phased so nobody moves out for it
New neighborhoods & subdivisions

Sell fiber-ready lots.

The cheapest time to put fiber in a neighborhood is while the trenches are already open. Bring us in while your engineer is still drawing, and every home closes with the connection already at the door.

  • Conduit and fiber placed before roads are paved
  • Lot-by-lot activation as homes close, in whatever order you build
  • "Fiber-ready" language and materials you can use in your listings
  • Coordination with your engineer and the other utilities in the trench

We work alongside your engineer

We lay out the fiber route and the conduit and pedestal placements with your engineer, then fit our crews into your construction sequence. The spec sheet below spells out the conduit, handhole, and pedestal requirements for your contractor.

Builder spec sheet · coming soon
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HOAs & master-planned communities

Bring the whole community up at once.

A neighborhood that already exists can still get fiber to every home. The board makes one decision, we handle the rest, and residents get a real upgrade without a dozen separate construction projects.

  • Community-wide upgrade of an existing neighborhood, built in phases
  • Bulk service on the dues, or resident-choice where each home picks its own plan
  • Board presentation and resident Q&A handled by our team
  • Landscaping and common areas restored when we're done
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Business parks & mixed-use

Tenant-ready from the first lease.

Fiber to every suite means a new tenant is online the week they sign, not after a month of waiting on a build. You get one contact for the whole property, and they get the full InfoWest business stack.

  • Fiber to every suite, ground-up or retrofit
  • One contact for the landlord, direct accounts for each tenant
  • Tenants can add Business Voice, Managed IT, and Business Security without a second provider
  • Mixed-use: residential floors and commercial suites on the same build

Already live with us?

Residents pick a plan like any InfoWest home. Tenants get the full business stack.

Property questions, answered straight

Does it cost the property anything?
In most cases we fund the construction ourselves in exchange for the right to serve the residents. When a build is unusual enough to need a contribution from the property, we say so in the proposal, before you sign anything. No surprise line items after the fact.
Bulk or resident-choice: what's the difference?
Bulk means the property or HOA contracts for every unit at once and folds the cost into rent or dues, so residents are simply connected when they move in. Resident-choice means we build to every unit and each household signs up and pays for its own plan. Bulk gets the community a better rate; resident-choice keeps the board out of the billing. We'll lay out both in the proposal.
When in the construction schedule should we call?
Before the roads go in. Ideally while your engineer is still drawing the civil plans, so our conduit shares the trench with the other utilities. Once pavement is down, fiber means drilling under the road and cutting it, which costs more and takes longer. If you're already past that point, call anyway. We retrofit finished neighborhoods all the time.
Can an existing building or neighborhood be retrofitted?
Yes. Occupied apartment buildings, finished subdivisions, and established HOAs are a large share of what we build. Walking the property together is where we work out the route, the disruption, and the phasing so residents see a crew for a day or two, not a season.
Who do residents call when something breaks?
Us. Every resident gets the same local support line every InfoWest customer gets, and we monitor the property's equipment, so we usually know about a problem before anyone calls. Your office stops being the help desk.
What if another provider already serves the property?
We can still build. When we walk the property, we look at what's already in the ground and in the walls and lay out your options. Plenty of the properties we serve had another provider first.
How do residents sign up once it's live?
On a bulk property they're connected at move-in and just call to activate. On a resident-choice property they sign up like any InfoWest customer, online or by phone, and because the wiring is already there, the install is a short visit instead of a construction day. We can also provide move-in materials for your leasing office or welcome packet.

Let's talk about your property.

A short call with a local team member beats a month of email. Tell us what you're building or managing, and we'll tell you how we'd connect it.

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Built and run from Southern Utah since 1994.

We own the network, we employ the crews that build it, and the people who answer the phone live here. Property owners and HOA boards across the region have trusted us with their residents for decades. Ask around: someone on your board is probably already a customer.