Aerial · Underground · Splicing · Est. 2002
Aerial, underground/HDD, fiber pulling & jetting, and splicing — one contractor, eight states, closed out to spec.
Certified, insured & program-qualified
What we build
One crew owns the route from the first survey to the signed as-built. Every build runs the same sequence — that's how it closes out to spec.
Field survey, pole assessment, permitting, and locates — the route is engineered and cleared before a crew mobilizes.
Directional drilling and conduit placement along the right-of-way, with potholing, locating, and minimal surface disruption.
Strand, lashing, and pole transfers to hang the aerial route where overhead is the right call.
Fiber jetted or pulled through conduit, then fusion-spliced and OTDR-tested for low-loss, documented connections.
Surface restoration and as-built documentation — the job isn't done until the paperwork matches the ground.
Every residential FTTH block MCI builds follows the same arc — underground conduit along the ROW, an aerial run across the pole line, a mid-block riser feeding a splice vault, and a fiber drop to every home. Designed, constructed, and closed out to spec by crews who own the outcome.
Eight primary market states out of Little Canada, MN, with reach into six more — and 24/7 emergency response across the footprint. The map shows where crews are working right now — 130 active builds, clustered by area straight from our project system and refreshed weekly.
Primary markets
Secondary reach
Send us the route and the scope. You'll talk to the people who run the crews — not a call center — and get a straight answer on schedule and approach.
