Nexstream is expanding our network to bring fast, reliable Internet to more neighbors!
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A Message to Edwards County Residents
Nexstream CEO Patrick King has shared an open letter to the Edwards County community about the project, our Hill Country roots, and our commitment to working with property owners.
We work primarily along public roads and utility easements. As crews move through the area, you’ll see equipment and marked utilities as we install the infrastructure for your new service.
Most work happens outside your property, and our teams move efficiently to keep disruptions minimal. When work is complete, we restore the area to the way we found it.
Here’s a simple look at how fiber is installed in your area, from the first markings to getting your home connected.
Locating
We mark existing underground utilities before any digging begins to avoid conflicts during construction.
Placement
We install conduit underground using the right method for the area, boring if possible, trenching where needed.
Splicing
Our technicians connect fiber lines and integrate them into the broader network serving your neighborhood.
Installation
Once the network is ready, your home can be scheduled for installation and connected to Nexstream fiber.
Respecting
Your Property
After the fiber is in the ground, our teams restore any disturbed soil, grass, or gravel as quickly as possible. We take care to leave your property the way we found it and consider the job complete only after restoration is finished.
Texas BOOT II
This project is part of the State of Texas BOOT II program, focused on expanding reliable internet access to communities that need it most.
Texas Headquarters
Nexstream is a Texas-based provider, with teams that live and work in the areas we serve. We’re investing locally to bring better connectivity to our neighbors and build infrastructure that lasts.