Internet Providers in Farmington, California

Internet Access in Farmington, California

The two most frequently available wired broadband technologies in Farmington are DSL and Fixed Wireless lines. FCC filings suggest DSL reaches a 59.19 percent footprint in the area, compared with the 73.54 percent Fixed Wireless service.

AT&T is an alternative to the primary providers. They offer a top download speed of 10 Mbps. Wired broadband isn't the only option for Internet access in Farmington. For example, fixed wireless outfits like Cal.net are able to deliver 25 Mbps over wireless links. There are 4 companies within city limits selling enterprise and business products and services like T1 and MPLS. We list all providers with business services online, but keep in mind that consumer-focused companies often offer business plans as well.

The broadband coverage information on this page is sourced from provider coverage reports specific to Farmington, and is cross-validated against privatized databases and direct provider reporting to output more accurate results than is available from government websites. Speed and pricing data is generated through our data analysis team, who collect thousands of plans each year.

The average Farmington household has 6-7 companies serving a given address, or precisely 6.36 ISPs in each census block area. Still, 100 percent of the Farmington population have one choice for Internet service.

Viasat Internet is the most widespread Internet option on the whole, registered with coverage in practically one hundred percent of Farmington residents. HughesNet is available to approximately near one hundred percent of residents. The fastest download speed advertised for Viasat reaches 100 Mbps, while HughesNet offers packages up to 25 Mbps. Any speed over 10 megabits per second (Mbps) will be sufficient for streaming SD video on WiFi, but becomes challenging for multiple users or bandwidth-intensive apps such as Google Hangouts, cloud apps, and multiplayer gaming. Explore our availability map below to see how broadband coverage compares on a granular level.