What does it cost to get connected?

The price of installation can vary greatly depending on your house’s distance from the road, accessibility of terrain, and other factors. The best way for us to get you a quote is through our free Site Survey, which you can schedule with one of our Service Coordinators. This will not only get you an accurate price for your Home Install, but they can also answer any other questions you may have about Fiber to the Home.

Why Fiber to the Home?

Fiber Optic Internet delivers you the ability to have 300-1000Mbps (1G) of speeds. (Most Wireless or DSL internet providers only deliver 5 to 10Mbps of speeds - with additional data caps) Here is what you get with Lane Fi’s Fiber to the Home:

• A reliable and high speed fiber optic internet connection.
• The ability to surf the web, stream movies and shows in HD, play online games, and download and transfer large files to your heart’s content.
• Access to Telehealth
• Access to TeleEducation

Site Surveys: Do I need a Site Survey? What does it cost?

Site Surveys are completely free! We will schedule your Site Survey as the first step of getting Fiber to your Home, Our service coordinator will meet with you to discuss the best way for getting you connected and answer your questions regarding our service. Give us a call today to see if you are elligable to schedule a Site Survey or view our service map.

What is the History of Lane Fi?

Read about our story here. Or talk to our team to know more about our local company history .

Does Lane Fi Provide Landline or TV Service?

We provide high-speed Fiber to the Home. We do not directly provide any TV or phone service, but with the speed of our internet, Members can easily use any streaming service like Disney+ with ESPN, Netflix, or Sling. Many of our Members have also replaced their landlines with Voice-Over-Internet (VoIP) services such as Ooma Telo.

Company Maintenance: What maintenance is required for this system going forward?

Maintenance for a Fiber Optic system is quite sustainable. Our team of network engineers monitor our core networks to maintain a reliable/healthy network. Physical maintenance to our infrastructure is performed routinely - once a year and when necessary. We are also dedicated to innovating reliable and high-quality hardware on the front end. We are confident in our systems.

Monthly Subscription Cost?

Our service costs range from neighborhood to neighborhood. Please contact us to learn more about the monthly service cost for your area.

How do I install my cable underground/in conduit?

See our Underground Install Guide here for further details.

What does a Fiber Install Look Like?

For overhead installs, we will run a 'Drop Cable' overhead from the main electrical poles to your home. For underground installs, we will use an existing trench with conduit that runs from the main electrical poles to your home. The 'Drop Cable' will run through this conduit. If you do not have an existing conduit ready for fiber, contact us for assistance in coordinating this project and view our Underground Installation Guide. Our team/technician will come inside your home to set up the Fiber module inside. Home WiFi/Router Set Up: We bring the internet via fiber optic cable to your home. After this, you may set up your personal router or home wifi system via ethernet. Here are our personal recommendations for Home WiFi Systems.

What is the Refer a Neighbor Program?

How To Refer Your Neighbor to Lane Fi Our Refer a Neighbor Program gives Members the rewards of a credit to their account when their neighbor signs up with our service. It also helps us grow our company through word of mouth. Requirements When you let your neighbor know about our service, they must contact us through our website contact form and mention your name or address for you to be qualified for the credit. For each member you refer you will receive a credit to your account: 1st Referal = $75 2nd Referal = $100 3rd Referal = $100 4+ Referals = $150

Does Lane Fi Apply Data Caps?

No data caps for any of our service plans.

Do I need to dig a trench and put in conduit for my install?

In some neighborhoods, their is no overhead infrastrucutre (a power pole) to string the Fiber Optic cable on. If this is the case with your home, then a trench and conduit will be necessary for your install. The approximate cost is about $12/ft for this to be completed by a contractor. For more information on how to receive a trenching/underground quote, visit our guide.