Single Family Residential Fiber-to-the-Home Networks

A2D has developed an infrastructure deployment model that makes integrating a fiber-network more affordable then deploying a copper based broad band network. Since A2D is in the business of retaining long term residuals, A2D is willing to cut cost where ever possible in order to insure that the impact cost of the fiber network fit within the developer’s budget. To do so, all conduit and pull boxes may be installed by the developer’s water or electric contractor to conserve construction labor cost. Other than the actual fiber optic materials and devices, A2D charges a flat overhead and contingency fee to insure that we are able to cover any cost overruns caused by uncontrollable construction forces.

For a Single family development, a single pair of fiber is routed underground to the side of the home where an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) is installed. From the ONT, the homes existing video, data, and voice wires are terminated to the ONT. From our Network Operation Center, the home owner’s services can be monitored and controlled remotely.

A2D is able to affordably deliver a fiber network capable of delivering triple-play services to a 50 home minimum community. Unlike our competition who are service providers masking as independent fiber network developers, our framework is the only one that enables multiple service providers to compete to deliver their services to our connected consumers. The end result is simple: More competition equals lower cost and better services to the end consumer.