Forty miles over the hill from St. George
The crew that services Enterprise drives out from 435 E Tabernacle in St. George, forty miles southeast over the mountain. They know the road, and how far apart the ranches sit.
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Licensed wireless covers the town and the farms around it. No data caps, no contracts, and techs who make the drive.
(435) 674-0165Enterprise sits on the high western edge of Washington County, a ranching and farming town watered by the Enterprise Reservoir, with the Pine Valley Mountains rising to the southeast. It's colder, greener, and higher than the red-rock towns down the hill, and it runs on agriculture more than tourism. A local network matters out here, where the next town over is a long drive and the wire has always come last.
InfoWest covers Enterprise with licensed wireless from towers we own and maintain, reaching homes in town and out onto the surrounding farmland. No data caps, no contract, and a flat price we've kept since 1994. Fiber hasn't been built here yet, but checking your address adds your street to the interest list we plan builds from.
Honest by address: this is what reaches Enterprise today. We confirm the exact options and speeds at your address before install.
Fiber isn't built in Enterprise yet. Our wireless network serves the town and the farms around it, and fiber interest for your street goes on the build list.
About FiberLicensed wireless from towers we own reaches homes in Enterprise and out onto the surrounding ranchland.
About wirelessHome phone on your InfoWest connection, with E911 registered to your Enterprise address.
Home PhoneCameras, doorbells, and monitoring installed by our own techs.
Home SecurityAvailability changes street by street as we build. If you don't see what you want, ask — neighborhood demand is how we pick the next build.
Wireless reaches the whole town. Fiber comes one build area at a time. Here is where each stands, by the names locals use.
Licensed wireless from towers we own reaches homes in Enterprise and out onto the surrounding ranchland.
IncludingIn-town Enterprise · The reservoir and outlying farms
No fiber build in Enterprise yet. Every address still has wireless, and fiber builds go where neighbors ask, so a request from your street counts.
Don't see your street? Check your address and we'll tell you what reaches it today and put you on the fiber list either way.
Things we've done here, not lines on a coverage map.
The crew that services Enterprise drives out from 435 E Tabernacle in St. George, forty miles southeast over the mountain. They know the road, and how far apart the ranches sit.
Office detailsEvery summer Enterprise throws Enterprise Days, the kind of small-town celebration where the whole valley turns out — a reminder that a scattered farming community is still a tight one.
Sized to how your household uses the internet, not to a speed number. We confirm prices and exact speeds at your address.
Your installers and support team work out of our St. George office. Same trucks, same people, same local number.
What neighbors say about us.
"Easy to schedule the install, install went quickly and was well done, prices are competitive. Installer was polite and efficient. No installation fees. Service worked immediately and is snappy fast."
"Very impressed with the installation. The two installers were right on time and very professional. They answered all our questions and made sure everything worked. We're saving $30 a month by switching from TDS."
"Super accommodating! Love these people. Amazing customer service from beginning to end. And very affordable."
Straight answers. Call if yours isn't here.
Same network, same local crews, next town over.
We also serve Rockville, Virgin, New Harmony, Dammeron Valley, Veyo, and Pine Valley.
Type your address and a local team member calls back with the options and speeds at your address. No contracts, no data caps, no surprise on the bill.