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Wyyerd Fiber is Expanding High-Speed Internet to Marana, AZ
With Wyyerd Fiber, customers will experience Honestly Awesome Internet, which includes:
MARANA, AZ / ACCESS Newswire / June 24, 2025 / Wyyerd Fiber, a leading 100% Fiber Internet Service Provider, is excited to announce that construction has officially begun in the Town of Marana, a key step in its expansion into the Tucson region, including Pima County, Sahuarita, and Oro Valley. Wyyerd is committed to bringing reliable, future-proof connectivity with locally rooted customer service to residents and businesses.
Multi-GIG Internet: Fiber Internet speeds up to 8 GIG with the latest WiFi-7 technology
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"Our launch in the Town of Marana marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter as we expand throughout the greater Tucson area," said Justin Freesmeier, Wyyerd Fiber CEO. "Our team is committed to delivering the residents of Marana a simple and seamless connectivity experience with best in class technology, honest pricing and world-class service."
Cutting-edge Infrastructure and Technology
Wyyerd's infrastructure is engineered to meet the digital needs of today and tomorrow. With an emphasis on speed, security, and reliability, the network features redundant fiber paths to keep your service up and running without interruptions. Greater Tucson customers will benefit from Wyyerd's GS7 Gateway, a WiFi-7 enabled router that delivers seamless coverage and support for even the most digitally intensive households.
A Community Partner
Wyyerd differentiates itself by providing excellent service from local teams who are accessible and accountable to our communities. That commitment is what drives Wyyerd to seek beneficial outcomes for community partners, institutions, and residents in support of long-term growth and digital access. As construction has officially started in the Town of Marana, Wyyerd is working closely with town officials to ensure a smooth, transparent process that minimizes disruption.
"The Marana Chamber of Commerce is committed to supporting smart infrastructure that improves quality of life for our community and strengthens our economic foundation," said Amanda Wiggins, Marana Chamber of Commerce President & CEO. "We're excited to welcome Wyyerd Fiber and look forward to the value they'll bring to our community through their technology and commitment to local service."
Residents and businesses in Marana and the greater Tucson region are encouraged to check availability or express interest by visiting wyyerd.com or calling (520) 244-0060.
About Wyyerd Fiber
At Wyyerd Fiber, we're passionate about delivering the fastest, most reliable Fiber Internet on our industry-leading Fiber Optic Network with speeds up to 8 GIG for residential and business use. We provide affordable, reliable connectivity tailored to each community, supported by local teams and unmatched customer service. Every region is unique, so we put local leadership at the heart of everything. Our vision is to become a trusted partner for Internet services, build lasting relationships, and connect communities one neighborhood at a time.
Contact Information
Jonah Pollack
Senior Vice President, Marketing
[email protected]
520-286-5060
SOURCE: Wyyerd Fiber
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