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Wyyerd Fiber Expands Into Oro Valley
Arizona's Fastest and Most Reliable Internet Speeds - with Honest Pricing and Local Support.
ORO VALLEY, AZ / ACCESS Newswire / October 23, 2025 / Wyyerd Fiber, an award-winning fiber Internet service provider, today announced it has begun building its 100% Fiber network in Oro Valley, Arizona, furthering its investment and growth across Southern Arizona.
Wyyerd's Honestly Awesome Internet brings more than just speed. It brings peace of mind. Residents and businesses can count on reliable service, straightforward pricing, and support from neighbors who live and work right here in Oro Valley.
"As we expand our footprint in Pima County, we're proud to be constructing a future-proof fiber-optic network in Oro Valley," said Justin Freesmeier, Chief Executive Officer of Wyyerd Fiber. "We want to make it easy for people to get what they expect from their Internet provider. That means fast, reliable Internet, straightforward pricing, and local support. This is just the first step in bringing a better Internet experience to more homes and businesses across the county."
What Makes Wyyerd Different
Reliable Internet: Arizona's fastest and most reliable Internet speeds, confirmed by independent Ookla® Speedtest Intelligence® data for the first half of 2025.
Clear Value: Straightforward pricing with no hidden fees, equal upload and download speeds up to 8 GIG, and unlimited data.
Local: Friendly local staff who live in the community and are actively involved in making it better.
"We're excited to serve Oro Valley with an Internet experience people truly enjoy," said Maximilian Ivankovich, Director of Market Development & Planning at Wyyerd Fiber. "Our 100% Fiber network delivers Arizona's fastest Internet speeds along with the reliability and service our customers deserve."
This milestone builds on Wyyerd's recent launch in Marana and other parts of Southern Arizona. The company is continuing to invest in the region, bringing more communities access to a better Internet choice.
Community members and business leaders can learn more or inquire about service availability 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 residents and businesses in the Arizona and California markets. 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.
About Ookla®
Ookla® is a global leader in connectivity intelligence that provides data-driven insights to improve networks and connected experiences.
Based on Ookla® Speedtest Intelligence® data, 1H 2025. All rights reserved.
Contact Information
Jonah Pollack
Senior Vice President, Marketing
[email protected]
520-286-5060
SOURCE: Wyyerd Fiber
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