ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--WOW! has added its first customers in Altamonte Springs, Florida, one of its Greenfield markets, and that the company's new all-fiber network now passes more than one thousand homes there. Today marks the installation and activation of the very first customers in Central Florida to experience WOW!'s fiber-based broadband services.

WOW!'s fiber Internet services will continue to become available to customers in additional neighborhoods as construction continues throughout Central Florida. In 2022, WOW! announced its plans to extend its footprint by bringing its advanced fiber technology and award-winning customer service to customers in Seminole County and Orange County as well as to Greenville County, South Carolina as part of its Greenfield expansion initiative.

"We're excited to bring choice, our state-of-the-art network, and our award-winning customer service to our newest customers in Altamonte Springs as we launch our first Greenfield market," said Teresa Elder, CEO of WOW!. "We are making exceptional progress in the buildout of our network in Central Florida and are eager to see even more customers benefit from our fast and reliable multi-Gig fiber network."

Residents in Altamonte Springs can now subscribe to WOW! fiber services, which include symmetrical Internet speeds up to 5 Gigs. Subscribers to WOW!'s fiber Internet will receive the necessary equipment upfront to get started on WOW!'s reliable, high-speed network along with WiFi at no extra cost, unlimited data, and no annual contracts. New customers that sign up will also benefit from WOW!'s introductory offers with free professional installation, as well as Visa Rewards gift cards and a subscription to HBO Max for select tiers of service. Among its suite of products, WOW! will also offer WOW tv+, reliable home phone plans, WOW! mobile powered by Reach, and flexible, comprehensive solutions for businesses that will become available later this year.

The company has gained additional momentum toward meeting its Greenfield expansion goals by expanding construction in additional Seminole County communities - Wekiwa Springs, Casselberry and Forest City and beginning construction, leasing a facility and hiring key personnel in Greenville County, South Carolina.