One proposed route
Route feasibility
$2,500 from
- Parcel and premises review
- Preliminary route economics
- Ownership and access risks
Rural broadband · Route planning · Network delivery
More connections.
Better routes.
Fiber networks for places still waiting for a reliable connection. We plan the route, identify the landowners, and build the case for investment.
Discuss your project
ILLUSTRATIVE ROUTE · BUILT AROUND REAL PARCELSCount the premises.Understand the ownership.Make every mile count.
A network starts on the ground
A clear plan before the first trench.
We work with rural communities, public partners, and broadband investors on routes that stand up to scrutiny.
01
Know what the route can reach.
Parcel boundaries and land-use records help count connectable homes and businesses along each route mile.
02
Find the right person to speak to.
Ownership research supports easement conversations when a proposed line crosses private land.
03
Build a case that holds together.
Route economics, premises counts, and grant requirements come together in one practical delivery plan.
Services & fees
Start with the questions
that decide the build.
Indicative starting fees in USD. Scope, geography, and available records determine the final written quote.
A broader build area
Area assessment
$7,500 from
- Compare candidate routes
- Serviceable premise counts
- Grant application inputs
From planning to delivery
Network programme
By scope
- Phased network delivery plan
- Right-of-way coordination
- Project-specific construction quote
De Vries Fiber
Better broadband starts with a better map.
Led by Sanne de Vries, we develop fiber-to-the-home networks in rural counties, including projects seeking BEAD and state broadband funding.
Before we get started
Who do you work with?
Communities, broadband operators, and investors evaluating rural fiber network projects in the United States.
Can you help with a broadband grant?
We prepare route and parcel information that supports a grant application. Eligibility and awards are determined by the relevant programme.
What should I send?
A map or description of your proposed service area, your project stage, and any funding or timing requirements.