Internet Providers in Phoenix, Oregon

Internet Access in Phoenix, Oregon

There are two primary network choices within Phoenix — cable (near one hundred percent availability) and DSL (94.43% coverage). Cable Internet access is generally delivered via TV companies via their pre-existing coaxial television lines strung up on utility poles. DSL, similarly, is sent via twisted copper phone wires. Most Phoenix neighborhoods and addresses can access both coaxial cable or DSL service from at least two companies.

Spectrum is also a common Internet choice in Phoenix, offering primarily Cable connections in practically one hundred percent of the area. Umpqua Broadband is another alternative wireless service to near one hundred percent of Phoenix. Keep in mind it needs roof access or line of site with a Umpqua Broadband tower or access point.

Keep in mind, since FCC coverage data is currently collected twice a year and only released six months after, availability shown here may not be complete. This page incorporates direct provider reporting to help fix this issue.

Competition between broadband providers in Phoenix is overall strong, with the average home having 4 providers available to them. Access isn't distributed fairly, however. A surprising 5.57 percent of households in the area are limited to one or fewer options.

According to the latest FCC filings, Viasat Internet and HughesNet are the strongest providers in Phoenix so far as coverage. These ISPs frequently cover the same addresses around Phoenix.