Residential Pricing

• Subsidized installation during initial sign-up period 
• All equipment and Wi-FI included
• No contract required
• No data caps
• Static IP address available 

• Keep your current phone number
• Unlimited calling within the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico
• Call waiting, call blocking, caller ID, and other premium service features

There is a $99 activation fee per customer when starting service (less a credit of $49 plus interest for customers who made a deposit with WiredWest in 2015).

"Drop" refers to the connection from the fiber network to your home. Homeowners signing up during the initial sign-up/Subsidy Period will receive a credit which will cover the drop cost for the vast majority of homes in town. Maximum subsidy amount yet to be determined. See the details here.

The physical connection cabling will likely follow the same route to your house as your existing utilities. The cable will be brought to the side of your house near to your current utility connections.

The technicians will discuss with you the best location for your wireless Internet router. In most cases this will be on the first floor of your home. For telephone service subscribers, the location for the Telo phone adapter can also be discussed.

Additional wiring beyond that of Standard Installation will incur an additional charge. 

Internet service can only be suspended once per 365-day-period, for up to 120 days (see point 6 at wiredwest.net/about/terms-and-conditions/ for exact policy language). During this period the subscriber remains responsible for paying the $9 monthly MLP fee but not the $59/$75 monthly Internet service fee.  

Digital Phone Service cannot be suspended; however, the phone number and Telo phone adapter can be taken with you. If you do relocate your Telo, be sure to update your location with Ooma customer support to maintain 911 services.

Customers who cancel and then reinstate service will incur the account activation fee, currently $99, upon reinstatement.

Becket has selected WiredWest as our Internet service provider. WiredWest has engaged Westfield Gas & Electric / Whip City Fiber as the network operator.