Comcast Gigabit High-Speed Fiber Internet

More speed. Less waiting.

Reliable internet our everyday lives. Here, residents have access to Comcast high-speed fiber internet, giving you the bandwidth to work, stream, and stay connected without friction.

Why the type of internet matters
Traditional internet service typically runs on copper wiring, the same basic technology used for cable TV and phone lines. Copper connections send data as electrical signals, which can slow down over distance, struggle during peak usage, and lose speed when many devices are online at once.

Fiber-based internet works differently. It uses fiber-optic cables made of glass or plastic, sending data as pulses of light rather than electricity. This allows information to move much faster, with less interference and far more consistency—especially in buildings where many residents are online at the same time.

What is “gigabit" internet?
Gigabit internet refers to speed, not the type of wiring. A gigabit connection delivers speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps, making it significantly faster than standard home internet. This level of speed supports heavy daily use—video conferencing, large file uploads, streaming, and multiple connected devices—without the slowdowns that often show up on lower-tier plans.

What that means for everyday use
With fiber-backed service, video calls stay sharp, large files upload quickly, and streaming remains smooth even when multiple devices are in use. The connection feels more responsive, with less lag and fewer slowdowns during busy hours.

Availability and next steps
Comcast high-speed fiber Internet is available for an additional fee.
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