It's a great week for the Canterberry neighborhood in Parker! We are happy to announce that fiber service is now live in 203 MORE homes! And more neighborhoods are on the way! If you have already contacted us and pre-ordered your service, we will be reaching out to schedule installations. If you were waiting for service to be available, we are now taking orders for fiber internet. Ready to enjoy our fastest connection yet? Give us a call at (720) 881-7956 or sign up at the link in our bio!
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The installation of speed bumps can offer several benefits, particularly in areas where traffic speed needs to be controlled. Interested in learning more about how speed bumps can help your neighborhood? TwinBrosPaving.com 630.372.9817
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3 reasons our THD team might be working on your street! 1. Upgrading Internet Services: Enhancing your community with high-speed broadband connections. 2. Improving Water & Sewer Systems: Ensuring reliable and safe water supply and efficient sewer systems. 3. Enhancing Electrical Infrastructure: Upgrading and maintaining your electrical utilities for better service. Curious to see what we're up to? This might give you an idea if you see us in your neighborhood. Follow us for more updates and insights.
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Outdated broadband wiring can prevent residents from accessing the essential services they need. MBI's Residential Retrofit Program can help public & affordable housing operators replace old wires to improve internet quality. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQPuZMsg.
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It may be counterintuitive to look to the rivers and seas to affordably deploy fiber, but “near shore” deployment of fiber provides a way to deliver broadband to towns and communities that in some ways can be easier than dry land deployments. For more information on the fascinating world of near shore fiber deployment, check out the latest Fiber for Breakfast below. ⬇️ https://buff.ly/3viAWwL
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Slightly non-worky question, but please bear with me. Do any of my expert contacts know who would be an appropriate person to speak with at National Grid, regarding potential DNO-level connection capacity in the former Central Networks West area (central Warwickshire, to be precise)? I know that in the past other DNOs published traffic light type maps of areas which were electrically constrained, but I have not been able to find anything similar for NG as a DNO. The origin of the question is a potential multi-000 house development, with associated school(s), shops, leisure etc - so I’m interested in finding out the extent to which that could be serviced by existing infrastructure or whether there would need to be significant upgrades / reinforcement. Randolph Brazier, Andrew Neves, others working in the DNO space now, or in the past…?? PMs welcome!
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Are you new to a #smarthome? Check out these tips for connecting your smart light bulb into your system. #techhelp
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🚧Are you prepared to break ground on your broadband network build? 🛜Broadband Service Providers need to understand and monitor each stage of the build, be current on construction site safety, and engage community members--but these are just some of the many important considerations. 💡Check out our blog to learn the five quick tips for a successful broadband network build and discover how Broadband Academy will teach you even more. 🔗https://ow.ly/RczY50TyS6K
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🚧Are you prepared to break ground on your broadband network build? 🛜Broadband Service Providers need to understand and monitor each stage of the build, be current on construction site safety, and engage community members--but these are just some of the many important considerations. 💡Check out our blog to learn the five quick tips for a successful broadband network build and discover how Broadband Academy will teach you even more. 🔗https://ow.ly/7XMR50SUjgb
