SAVANNAH, GA and CONYERS, GA — Hargray, a regional communications provider, announced that it is again expanding its fiber footprint in Georgia. This announcement marks Hargray's start of last-mile fiber construction in Conyers, Georgia which will provide businesses access to advanced and reliable communications services over Hargray's fiber-optic network. This is Hargray's third expansion this year, following its announcement to expand into Covington, Georgia, as well as its recent acquisition of Dark Fiber Systems.
Hargray was founded 70 years ago in Beaufort County, South Carolina. In addition to Conyers, in recent years Hargray has expanded into Hawkinsville, Hinesville, Lake Oconee, Macon, Perry, Reidsville, Savannah, Statesboro, Valdosta and Warner Robins, Georgia; as well as Pell City, Alabama, and Jacksonville, Florida.
Businesses in Conyers will have the ability to receive a full suite of communication products including Metro-Ethernet and multi-gigabit symmetrical circuits, robust phone services with Hosted Unified Communications, and expansive TV offerings that can be customized for various commercial applications. Construction is underway and service will be available this summer.
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