In the heart of Maine's Sebago Lake lies Frye Island, a serene retreat boasting a picturesque landscape. Yet, for Andrew Davis, global director of engineering for a software company and the island's newest property owner, the dreamy setting came with a glaring drawback – limited and unreliable internet connectivity. Faced with the dilemma of either settling for inadequate options or taking matters into his own hands, Davis embarked on a transformative journey that led to the creation of Sebago Fiber, an internet service provider.
Revolutionizing Rural Connectivity: The Sebago Fiber Story
Revolutionizing Rural Connectivity: The Sebago Fiber Story
Challenges Sebago Fiber Faced:
- Finding an innovative approach to providing high-speed broadband to Frye Island’s 550 homes.
- Overcoming discouraging financial advice and concerns about network operation and pole licensing.
- Managing the logistics of connecting each home with a simplified and easy to install product.
- Accelerating network deployment and reducing the cost of labor over the entire project.
Positive Outcomes for Frye Island Residents:
- Property values on Frye Island increased with reliable fiber broadband.
- Residents experienced enhanced work flexibility, with the only complaint being the internet's unwavering reliability.
The Sebago Fiber story showcases innovative approaches, strategic product selection and installation and positive outcomes in transforming rural connectivity landscapes.
Interested in learning more about Sebago Fiber, visit them at https://www.sebagofiber.net/.
