As a homeowner, you might notice construction near your property and wonder what's going on. It's likely because your local government or a utility company is working in an area known as the “right of way,” a designated area accessed to install and maintain public utilities such as electricity, gas, water, sewer, and fiber internet cables. Although construction can sometimes be a hassle, this work is important for keeping the operations of a neighborhood running smoothly. In our latest blog post, we break down how to locate the right of way on your property and why Tilson construction workers use it when building fiber internet infrastructure: https://bit.ly/3KSGWAM. Our mission is to leave the communities we serve in better condition than before we arrived. The only reminder that we were there should be your reliable, high-speed internet. ⚡ #onamission
Understanding the "right of way" and its importance in neighborhood infrastructure development is crucial for homeowners. What measures does Tilson take to ensure the long-term durability and reliability of fiber internet installations in the right of way?
Michlo Russo
2w
Thanks for sharing, for at times residential neighborhoods are closely knitted and prefer NO outside traffic. However, knowing WHY they are there helps community awareness. #Thanks4sharin
Jeffrey C
2w
Yep...temporary inconvenience, permanent convenience
Thanks for breaking down the 'right of way' concept. It's vital for the smooth operation of public utilities and services.