
We're building a new fiber network in your community from the ground up. Here's what to expect as we bring Vero Fiber to your neighborhood and connect your home.
Building a fiber network happens in stages. You may see different crews and equipment at different times as we work our way through your community.
Building the network
Crews install the infrastructure that brings fiber through your community.
Connection and testing
Fiber lines are tested for quality assurance before inviting homeowners to get Vero Fiber internet
Bringing fiber to your home
Once your address is ready, a fiber line connects your property to the network.
Installing your service
A Vero technician completes your install, sets up your equipment, and gets you online.

You may see us working near your property. Here's why.
Fiber infrastructure is often installed within public right-of-way or designated utility easements.
What is a PUE?
A Public Utility Easement is a designated area where approved utility companies can install and maintain infrastructure. Depending on your property, it may run along the front, side, or rear of your lot.

We work to minimize disruption and restore affected areas once construction is complete.
In some cases, we may temporarily place a fiber line above ground so we can connect your home before permanent burial is possible.

Temporary fiber line
A temporary line helps connect your home while we wait for permanent burial conditions.

Frozen or difficult ground
Ground conditions can delay permanent burial. If needed, our crews return when conditions allow.
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