Bringing Fiber Internet to Your Neighborhood
We’re ready to begin construction – but first, we need enough signed easement agreements from property owners.
Neighborhood Progress
- Engineering Complete
- Collecting Easement Agreements
- Construction
- Fiber Installation
- Service Activation
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Out of 26 Agreements Signed
Why Did I Receive an Easement Agreement?
To install fiber throughout a privately owned neighborhood, we need permission to access existing utility easements on private property. This allows construction crews to install fiber where utilities already exist.
Signing the Agreement Does Not:
- Transfer ownership of your property
- Give Wisper ownership of your land
- Change your property lines
- Prevent you from selling your home
It Does:
- Allow us to install fiber within the existing utility easement
- Move you one step closer toward fiber internet access
- Benefit the entire neighborhood
What Should I Do?
1. Review the Easement Agreement
- The document was mailed to your home (and emailed if we had your email address).
2. Sign It
- If you have questions before signing, we’re happy to help.
3. Return It
- Return it using the enclosed instructions as soon as possible so we can keep the project moving.