Bringing the Future of
Internet to Fort Worth
Discover the neighborhoods slated for our next construction projects and how we’re expanding our network to bring high-speed internet to more communities.
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Your Questions, Answered
Have questions about our construction process? Find answers here to common inquiries about timelines, impacts, and procedures.
Will I need to be present during the installation?
Yes, we require someone 18 or older to be present during the installation to grant access and discuss the setup process if needed. We aim to make the process as quick and seamless as possible.
How long does it take to install fiber service?
Installation times vary depending on your location and service type, but most installations are completed within a few hours. We’ll work with you to schedule a convenient time.
Can your fiber services support large enterprises?
Absolutely. Our high-speed, scalable fiber solutions are designed to meet the demands of businesses of any size, from small enterprises to large corporations.
What business solutions does Fort Worth Fiber offer?
We offer a range of business solutions, including dedicated internet access, transport services, and scalable bulk fiber options tailored to your company’s needs.
Are there any hidden fees with Fort Worth Fiber's services?
Transparency is important to us. There are no hidden fees; all pricing is disclosed upfront so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
How long does the construction process typically take?
The duration of the construction process depends on the size and complexity of the project in a given area. We provide a detailed timeline before starting and keep you updated every step of the way.
How will construction affect my property during the fiber installation process?
We take every precaution to minimize disruption during construction. Our team works closely with property managers and residents to plan construction schedules, limit noise, and ensure any necessary landscaping is restored.
Planned Neighborhoods
Arlington Heights
76006
Basswood Park
76137
Bella Flora
76126
Benbrook
76126
Berkeley Place
76126
Blue Mound
76131
Bluebonnet Hills
76131
Brentwood
76112
Brittany Place
76137
Candleridge
76133
Caville
76133
Colonial Hills
76133
Cookes Meadow
76133
Crestline
76107
Diamond Hill
76106
Downtown Fort Worth
76102
Eagle Mountain
76179
Eastside
76112
Edgecliff Village
76134
El Poly Pyramid
76105
Fairmount
76110
Fossil Park
76137
Glencrest
76119
Hallmark-Camelot
76134
Handley
76112
Haslet
76177
Highland Terrace
76134
Hollow Hills
76112
Hulen Bend
76132
Hulen Heights
76123
Hulen Springs Meadow
76123
Hurst
76182
La Bandera
76126
Lake Worth
76135
Lakeside
76126
Linwood
76107
Markum Ranch
76126
Meadow Creek
76123
Meadowbrook
76103
Meadows West
76126
Mira Vista
76132
Mistletoe Heights
76110
Mont Del Estates
76132
Monticello
76107
Montserrat
76126
Morningside
123456
North Hi Mount
76107
North Richland Hills
76180
Northside
76106
Oak Hills
76111
Oakhurst
76164
Overton Park
76112
Overton Woods
76109
Park Hill
76137
Parkview
76109
Polytechnic
76109
Quail Ridge Estates
76116
Ridglea
76105
Ridglea CC Estates
76132
Ridglea Hills
76126
Ridgmar
76116
River District
76116
River Oaks
76109
River Park
76114
Riverhills
76114
Ryan Place
76116
Ryanwood
76110
Sansom Park
76114
Scenic Bluff
76112
Skyline Ranch
76123
South Hills
76110
Southside
76126
Southwest
76133
Stone Glen
76132
Stone Meadow
76111
Stop 6
76137
Summerfields
76137
Sylvan Heights
76105
Tanglewood
76109
Trinity Estates
76111
University Place
76126
University West
76126
Watauga
76111
Wedgewood
76148
West Byers
76133
West Carter-Riverside
76109
Westcliff
76107
Westover Hills
76109
Westpark Estates
76112
Westworth Village
76107
White Rock Hills
76114
Whitestone Ranch
76109
Woodhaven
76103
How We Build Your Fiber Network
Learn about our step-by-step process for constructing a state-of-the-art fiber network, from planning to activation.
01
Planning & Permits
Before physical construction ever begins, Fort Worth Fiber will survey an area and identify the best way to create or expand the fiber network, and file the necessary permits with the city to make it happen.
02
Neighborhood Construction
After marking utilities, our teams will use specialized equipment to pull fiber lines through underground conduit or attach them to utility poles. At times, our team may need to trim trees or branches for safety.
03
Individual Installations
Once construction is complete and fiber internet is available at your specific location, you’ll receive multiple communications like door hangers and mailers so you can sign up and schedule installation at your address.
Submit a Claim
Committed to Our Communities
If you experience any issues or damages as a result of our construction work, please let us know. Submit a claim through our easy-to-use form, and we’ll address your concerns promptly.