Expansion & Construction
Delivering the internet and WiFi you need, built for the way you live.

Where we serve and where we’re going
We are actively expanding the GigaZone® fiber network to deliver fast, reliable broadband to more homes and businesses across Northern Minnesota. Expansion and construction plans are strategically developed based on funding availability, community demand, construction logistics, and overall service needs.
This map is intended for general viewing of GigaZone availability. Service availability depends upon location.
For specific location information, check availability by entering your address or by contacting us at 888-586-3100.
Expansion progress & community updates
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Our expansion and construction process

1. Network engineering
Our engineers first map the new area and design the network throughout the winter or early spring. This network design will be the roadmap for our construction crews.

2. Service sign-ups
We start accepting service applications when we finalize the new network design and schedule construction. Once you sign up, we install our fiber optic network to your home.

3. Mainline installation
We install the mainline fiber network along the right of way next to roads. This mainline will be the network to which all homes and businesses in the expansion area will connect. Generally, this construction takes 4-8 weeks.

4. Testing
After installing equipment, splicing individual fiber optic connections, and connecting them to our mainline, we start testing the network to guarantee its proper functioning. This process may span several months.

5. Connecting your home
After completing the mainline, a second crew will connect all the homes and businesses signed up for service. This part of the process can also span several weeks. Soon, you’ll be enjoying internet speeds of up to 10 gigs for both uploads and downloads, with no data caps or hidden fees!

6. Cleanup
The final stage involves cleanup. After finishing the construction, cleanup crews will work to restore areas affected by the work.