Fiber Internet Plans
Clarke County, VA
Fiber Internet is coming to Clarke County!
At All Points Broadband, we empower communities through connectivity and believe everyone should be able to work, study, play, and Live Connected. We are diligently working to expand high-quality internet access by bringing fiber internet to homes and businesses throughout Virginia and Kentucky.
Click the button below to see if your address will be in our service area. You can preregister your location, and we’ll contact you when service is available.
If you receive a message indicating your address is outside our service area, there’s no need for concern. We are constantly adding new areas of service. Please provide your email and address, and we will reach out when it’s time to sign up for service.
Questions about fiber internet?
What is fiber internet?
What does it mean that fiber internet offers the same speeds up and down?
All Points Broadband provides symmetrical broadband service levels, meaning that the download and upload speeds are the same. Download speeds determine how quickly you can surf the web, stream shows or download games or apps. Upload speeds determine how quickly you can transmit content over the internet like video conferencing, online gaming or simply uploading files. Fast upload speeds are important for avid gamers and those who work from home or attend classes online.
How do you install my fiber internet?
Fiber broadband internet transmits data over a fiber optic network line. This line can either be aerial or under-ground and connects to an ONT (Optical Network Terminal) box at the home. We follow the path of electricity to your home. This means that if your electricity reaches your home from an aerial pole we will do the same. However, if a portion of the electricity is buried that means we will also have to bury fiber at your home. From the ONT we connect the Residential Gateway (router). Our technicians will help you set up a wireless network from your router.
How does All Points Broadband determine what addresses they serve?
Addresses are determined using data reported to the FCC by broadband providers. Addresses that are unserved when the survey is conducted are covered by grant funding and required to be built to first. You can view the FCC Broadband map at: https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home