Neighborhood Status Map
Is Greenlight available in your neighborhood? Want to know where your neighborhood is in the process? Search your address on our new interactive map!
*Last updated on 7/19 at 10:00 am
How Greenlight Districts are Identified and Built
- Residents in neighborhood sign-up for service
- Once there is a concentrated number of signs-ups in a district, the Greenlight engineering team performs initial network engineering study to determine the complexity of the network design.
- Greenlight starts accepting pre-orders in a new district and notifies residents who have signed-up via email
- As residents place orders, the engineering process begins and any needs for easements are identified
- Greenlight works with neighborhood to reach 100% of order goal and obtain easements
- Once district reaches 100% of its order goal, permits are obtained, and the district is added to our construction schedule
- Construction of fiber-optic network begins
- In-home installation appointments are scheduled
- You now have Greenlight’s 100x faster internet!
The map shows the order progress, construction status and service availability of our Greenlight Districts. Here is what each status level represents:
The map shows the order progress, construction status and service availability of Greenlight Districts. Here’s what each status level represents:
Serviceable – Our network is built and service is available in the Greenlight District!
Construction in Progress – Our construction team is active in the Greenlight District. You may still place an order for service, but installation may be delayed.
Final Engineering – Our Fiber Engineers are finalizing the path through the neighborhood and acquiring the needed permits to begin construction.
Accepting Pre-Orders – Areas that have shown enough interest, via our Check Availability page, for us to do initial design and engineering so we can establish an order goal for that Greenlight District. Once a Greenlight District gets to 100% of its Order Goal, we move it to the next phase.
Easements Required – In many cases where underground construction is required, we need to get permission in the form of an easement to cross a property to access utility poles. Without an easement, there may be some blocks in a Greenlight District that we cannot complete during our construction phase. This is the primary reason we need to create multiple phases and expansion Greenlight Districts.
Under Evaluation-We are currently evaluating the network design and engineering specifications, construction costs and conditions, as well as permits and easement requirements for your district.
Needs More Interest – We need more interest your neighborhood before we can start accepting pre-orders in your district.
If you are interested in Greenlight Internet service for your business please email business@greenlightnetworks.com or check out our business options here.
Does your Greenlight District require easements? An easement is a document that gives Greenlight Networks permission to do underground work on a homeowner’s property. This is required when we are not able to cross the street to connect our fiber to the utility poles. If you are interested in providing an easement for your property, please fill out this form. If you have any questions regarding easements for your neighborhood, please email permits@greenlightnetworks.com.
Don’t see us in your neighborhood yet? We are just waiting to see more interest before we can start accepting orders! Contact community@greenlightnetworks.com to become a community advocate and help Greenlight bring service to your neighborhood. If your neighborhood is interested in having a Greenlight team member attend a neighborhood meeting or event, please fill out this form.
