Welcome to Metrofiber Technologies

 Looking for fiber for your home or business? Contact us today to see if MetroFiber  is available in your neighborhood.
​Fiber to the Home and Business is now available in all of Metropolis, IL.
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How Fiber-to-the-home Broadband Works​

Backup & Storage

Stop and think how your Internet usage has evolved during the last few years. If you’re like most people, you’re doing -- and expecting -- a lot more of your Internet like increased interactivity, rich media and uploading and downloading pictures and video.​

24/7 Live Support

Around-the-clock coverage of our clients’ most valuable assets. Securing our clients against ransomware, malware, and cyber-threats – 24x7x365 – from our in-house ISO

Our NOC proactively monitors clients’ critical business assets – infrastructure, applications and the cloud – ensuring maximum visibility, optimal availability and rapid response to unforeseen network outages.​​

Customization

Enterprise-grade Service Desk outsourcing with ISO 20000-certified, ITIL-aligned processes. We provide 24x7x365 service for our clients’ end-user, desktop and application support needs.​​

"Metrofiber will give our customers solutions rather than just information."
>David Christian ​

​Is Fiber to the Home worth it?

Particularly if the price is close, I'd go to the fiber. Normally a fiber upgrade is a big speed boost. I'd still suggest if you have fiber available  in your area get it.

​At the end of the day, even if nothing else changes, fiber is more robust. You should have less down time, less interruptions, and a smoother overall experience.  We like fiber because it just works well for anything you want to do with regards to internet, streaming, social media or Gaming.

Another thought is - even if you don't need extra speed now, there's nothing to say you won't down the road. Add a few more appliances, maybe another netflix account or 3, and pipes start looking full fast.

All the Tools You Need to Succeed

The pressure for better connectivity is one of the main reasons providers and users are looking at fiber-to-the-home broadband connections as a potential solution.
Fiber-to-the-home broadband connections, or FTTH broadband connections, refer to fiber optic cable connections for individual residences. Such optics-based systems can deliver a multitude of digital information -- telephone, video, data, et cetera -- more efficiently than traditional copper coaxial cable for about the same price. FTTH premises depend on both active and passive optical networks to function.

FTTH broadband connections already are a reality for more than 1 million consumers in the United States, while more than 6 million in Japan and 10 million worldwide enjoy its benefits, according to Broadband Properties Magazine. Many believe making FTTH technology the standard in connectivity will solve the forecasted Web traffic jam.
What are the advantages and disadvantages to FTTH broadband connections? How do these connections work? Go to the next page to learn about the advantages