Multimillion Dollar Fiber Internet Expansion Coming To Madison: What To Know

MADISON, CT — GoNetspeed announced plans to expand its fiber-optic internet network to Madison and Guilford through a $4 million investment that the company said will provide service to more than 4,200 households and businesses in the two shoreline communities.

The company said construction is expected to begin this summer, with the first residential and business connections anticipated as early as August.

“Bringing our 100% fiber network to Guilford and Madison is about more than expanding our footprint; it’s about investing in the future of these communities,” said Tom Perrone, chief operating officer of GoNetspeed.

“At GoNetspeed, we’re building infrastructure that keeps people connected through the demands of everyday life while supporting long-term growth for years to come,” Perrone said. “As we prepare to welcome Guilford and Madison to our network, we’re proud to provide residents and businesses with a reliable service and the power of provider choice.”

GoNetspeed said the expansion would add Madison and Guilford to the more than 40 Connecticut communities it serves, including East Haven, Hartford and New Haven.

The planned project follows other recent investments by the company in Connecticut, including a $4.2 million network expansion in Derby and Shelton, according to GoNetspeed.

The company said its fiber-optic network offers symmetrical upload and download speeds ranging from 500 Mbps to 6 Gbps.

For more information, visit the GoNetspeed website.