Business Fiber Optic Internet for Spokane, Spokane Valley, & Liberty Lake
Business fiber optic Internet in the Spokane and Coeur d’Alene area is growing in popularity due to its reliability and speed. Many buildings in Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Liberty Lake already have fiber optic connections, leading to shorter installation times, faster activation, and lower pricing.
Fiber optic Internet is delivered over an optical cable directly to your location, providing dedicated, high-speed Internet. Unlike shared connections, fiber ensures you get exclusive bandwidth for your business.
Business-grade fiber optic Internet service almost always includes a Service Level Agreement (SLA), which guarantees performance metrics such as packet delivery, uptime, latency, and repair time. These benefits are crucial for businesses that rely on high-speed Internet and cannot afford bandwidth issues or downtime.
While fiber optic Internet is typically one of the more expensive business Internet options, this cost reflects factors like construction, uptime commitments, service quality, and dedicated bandwidth. In many cases, construction costs can be waived with a term commitment.
Fiber is an excellent choice for growing businesses and those with high real-time traffic needs, such as video conferencing, VoIP phones, or symmetrical bandwidth requirements (equal upload and download speeds). It also offers scalability, allowing businesses to upgrade from 50Mbps to 100Gbps as needed. While fiber is ideal for businesses, home Internet services are generally better suited for residential use.
While Business Standard Fiber Internet offers excellent speed and reliability, businesses that require no downtime and guaranteed repair times may need Enterprise Fiber Internet, which provides dedicated bandwidth and enhanced support. Need business Internet? Let us help you find the best fit for your business Internet needs.
Fiber business Internet for North Idaho, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Spokane, Spokane Valley, Sandpoint, Kellogg, and surrounding areas.
Dedicated Fiber Or Standard Fiber for Spokane Business?
Business Standard Fiber
Enterprise Dedicated Fiber
Business Standard Fiber Internet Plans
Dedicated Fiber Internet in Spokane is built for businesses that can’t afford downtime and need top-tier service. With dedicated bandwidth, you get guaranteed speeds and reliable performance, even during peak hours. Our Enterprise Fiber plans include a Service Level Agreement (SLA), ensuring uptime, packet delivery, low latency, and fast repairs. These key benefits make it the ideal choice for businesses that depend on uninterrupted connectivity to keep operations running smoothly.
Enterprise Dedicated Fiber Internet Plans for Spokane
Fiber Optic Repair & Fusion Splicing
Intechtel offers fiber optic repair and termination/re-termination for inside and outside plant, including single-mode and multimode fiber. We can save you hundreds, if not thousands, by repairing expensive cabling using industry standard fusion splicing technology. Our fiber optic repair services will make your broken fiber optics almost as good as new. Call Intechtel today for more information or learn more on our fiber Internet repair, cabling installation and IT tech support services.
Finding a Break – OTDR:
An Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) is used to test the integrity of fiber optic cables. A break can be due to natural causes, accidents or, occasionally, it can be due to the twists and turns necessary to install fiber optic cable. Avoid time-consuming digging and unnecessary searching by hiring an Intechtel technician to professionally locate and test fiber optic cable for faults. An OTDR can create a clean fiber optic cable graph with proper signal loss values when all cables are working correctly. When a break happens, the place on the graph where the route stops, spikes, or drops is often the problem area and can be accurately identified. Call today to learn more about fiber optic installation and repair for Coeur d’Alene, Hayden, Post Falls, North Idaho, and surrounding areas.
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Cable Internet Vs Fiber Optic Internet
Cable Internet bandwidth is shared at your neighborhood or area node with others in your area. While this generally does not pose an issue, at times of high congestion, you may see your peak speeds degraded some. More recently, cable Internet providers are over provisioning the speeds to your modem by 10-20%. This helps to ensure that you achieve your advertised speeds.
While coaxial cable is capable of achieving speeds of 1Gbps, most areas have not deployed these technologies as of yet. Typical speeds range from 10Mbps to 300Mbps. Upload and download speeds are usually asymmetrical where the upload speeds are a fraction of the download speeds (usually 1/10th to 1/3rd.)
For many small to medium businesses, cable is the go to service because of its value, quick installation times, and service availability versus DSL and fiber. It is also used as a backup for many businesses with larger primary connections.
Serving Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, and Hayden areas.
Business grade fiber services almost always come with a service level agreement or SLA. An SLA is a guarantee to meet certain targets such as uptime, packet delivery, latency, and repair time. For businesses that depend on Internet services and cannot afford downtime or bandwidth quality issues, these are important to have.
Fiber tends to be one of the more expensive business Internet services due in part to construction costs, the service quality and uptime commitments, and the dedicated nature of the bandwidth. In many cases, construction costs can be absorbed with a term commitment.
Fiber is an excellent choice for rapidly growing businesses, those that have a large amount of real-time traffic such as VoIP or video conferencing, or businesses with symmetrical (same upload and download speed) bandwidth needs and makes the most sense for speeds from 50Mbps to 10Gbps.
Serving Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, and Hayden areas.