Scranton, PA, September 27, 2023 – Empire Fiber Internet, a fiber internet service provider declared the fastest internet in the Northeast, recently broke ground on its 86-mile fiber optic expansion into Scranton, Pennsylvania. The first 86 mile buildout will be completed by the end of 2023. Additionally, the second 90 miles will be completed in 2024.
Empire Fiber Internet’s construction in Scranton continues its buildout strategy in New York’s Southern Tier and Northern Pennsylvania. Headquartered in Prattsburgh, NY, Empire Fiber Internet provides high-speed internet, streaming, phone plans, security solutions, and more to businesses and residents across its service area. Empire Fiber Internet is rated the fastest internet in the Northeast by PCMag. Furthermore, Empire provides affordable plans and reliable internet otherwise not available in the small towns and cities it serves.
Scranton is an exceptional community which we will strive to continuously support. First and foremost, Empire Fiber Internet is a service provider of the people, meaning we come from communities like yours. Our 24/7/365 customer service teams are based in the towns and cities in which we operate. We set ourselves apart from our competitors because we understand what it means to be in your communities and aim to serve accordingly.
Empire Fiber Internet also pairs its high-speed fiber optic internet with a complete array of telecommunication and security services:
- Streaming TV delivering crystal clear, 100% HD picture quality, restart TV, Whole Home DVR, and much more
- Home and business phone plans covering all your favorite features such as toll-free numbers, voicemail, hosted phone systems, and more
- IoT security, home automation and 24/7 video monitoring with the ability to remotely lock and unlock doors, control appliances, climate control, security management, and more right from your computer or smart device
- Advanced business services including enterprise Wi-Fi, high-security fire walls, business emails, audio and video conferencing, dark fiber, and metro-Ethernet