ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Feb. 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- WOW! Internet,
Cable & Phone (NYSE: WOW), a leading broadband services
provider, today announced the company is bringing its reliable,
state-of-the-art all IP fiber network to residents and businesses
in the northern suburbs of Orange County,
Florida. WOW! plans to invest at least $40 million in Orange
County, which is home to communities such as Maitland and Fairview
Shores. Orange County marks
the second new service area for WOW! as the company continues to
add new markets to its footprint at a time when the demand for
strong and reliable broadband providers continues to rise.
This latest expansion is part of the company's larger Greenfield
initiative to build new markets non-adjacent to its existing
network and bring its advanced fiber technology and award-winning
customer service to customers across its growing footprint. WOW!
already serves Pinellas County and
Panama City in Florida and most recently announced
Seminole County, Florida as its
first Greenfield market expansion. The company plans to reach more
than 40,000 homes passed in the northern Orlando suburbs upon completion of the
project.
"Our Greenfield initiative is very important to the growth and
success of WOW!, which makes this second service area announcement
so exciting," said Teresa Elder, CEO
of WOW!. "Orange County, which
sits adjacent to Seminole County,
was a clear choice for us to bring our broadband services and we
are eager to deliver our exceptional multi-Gig fiber-to-the-home
network to communities in both counties."
Once completed, customers in Seminole
County and Orange County
will benefit from WOW!'s innovative technology and product suite
that provides the best in choice, reliability, speed and value.
Customers will have access to multi-Gig HSD service, WOW!'s fastest
broadband speed available, home and business WiFi solutions to
support streaming, remote work and small business needs as well as
WOW! tv+, its premier IP-based video service.
"I am elated to have WOW! coming to Seminole County to afford our residents a
high-end product which without a doubt will be yet another
quality-of-life benefit for the community," said Jay Zembower, Seminole
County Commissioner. "On behalf of our business community
and the residents that will reap these benefits, thank you!"
"As a company, we are committed to delivering the best in
service to our customers and being able to bring that quality and
care to even more communities is at the top of our list of
priorities," said Kirk Zerkle, VP of
market expansion at WOW!. "We can't wait to bring WOW!'s pleasantly
surprising service to the residents and businesses of Seminole County and Orange County and provide them with the choice
and reliability they deserve when it comes to staying
connected."
WOW! continues to pursue expansion opportunities across the
country and expects to announce additional markets later this year.
For more information on WOW! and to find out if its services are
available in your area, please visit www.wowway.com.
About WOW! Internet, Cable & Phone
WOW! is one of
the nation's leading broadband providers, with an efficient,
high-performing network that passes 1.9 million residential,
business and wholesale consumers. WOW! provides services in 14
markets, primarily in the Midwest and Southeast, including
Michigan, Alabama, Tennessee, South
Carolina, Florida and
Georgia. With an expansive
portfolio of advanced services, including high-speed Internet
services, cable TV, phone, business data, voice, and cloud
services, the company is dedicated to providing outstanding service
at affordable prices. WOW! also serves as a leader in exceptional
human resources practices, having been recognized eight times by
the National Association for Business Resources as a Best &
Brightest Company to Work For, winning the award for the last four
consecutive years. Visit wowway.com for more information.
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