Surf Internet Expands to the Great Lakes Region
Fiber optic company plans to double its covered area by the end of 2025.
WASHINGTON, May 28, 2025– Surf Internet, a fiber-optic internet service provider, has expanded its reach in the Great Lakes region with a new fiber cable, doubling its reach and hitting goals established two years ago.
The company, in a May 13 press release, announced the completion of its 200,000th fiber-optic internet passing. With this announcement, parts of Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan will experience faster internet speeds.
Brent Williams, Chief Operating Officer at Surf Internet, said, “This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our entire team, and it energizes us to keep pushing forward.”
Headquartered in Elkhart, Indiana, and with over 25 years of service, Surf Internet uses fiber-optic cables to transmit data at high speeds. The company’s mission is to deliver fast, reliable internet and top-tier customer service.
It its release, Surf Internet said, “The company offers no contracts, unlimited data, a price-lock guarantee, and locally based customer support teams who understand the needs of their communities.”
Surf Internet said its goal was to make it easy for consumers to sign up for its service. Its emphasis on affordability and accessibility is supported by competitive broadband grants and local partnerships, which help bring fiber directly to homes using either underground infrastructure or aerial power poles.
The company’s 2025 expansion will also include two new speed tiers for its customers: 300 Mbps and 5 Gig.
Its recent goal expanded its service area by “an additional 75,000 addresses across its growing footprint in the Great Lakes region by the end of 2025,” its press release said.
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