Leveraging a Market Foray to Generate Billion-dollar Savings in Network Costs

Blue Stream Fiber, a top-rated fiber company, has officially announced its entry into Houston market, where it will bring internet amenity services and advanced infrastructure tailor-made to generate billion-dollar savings. According to certain reports, the company will bank upon its stated amenity services that provide high-performing internet, television, and voice products to help partners like builders, developers, apartments and associations across Houston save over a billion dollars. These savings, on their part, are likely to arrive through a combination of infrastructure investment which Blue Stream Fiber markedly provides at the company’s cost to partners, a revenue generating amenity service model, and competitive pricing for end customers. The end result is going to be a promise that anyone from the area, who signs up for Blue Stream Fiber’s services, can experience up to 50 percent savings for internet, phone and, TV services. This becomes all the more important once you consider how one out of every five Houston residents pays the upwards of $80 for internet and $160 for TV per month

Anyway, the whole arrangement will see Blue Stream’s state-of-the-art fiber-optic infrastructure getting deployed across new and existing communities. As for how it will happen from a more practical standpoint, the answer begins from the fact that, for new master planned communities, Blue Stream Fiber will work with builders and developers to ensure their communities are future-proofed with enterprise-grade service level agreements, guaranteed on-time network turn up, and WiFi ready homes.

Next up, if we talk about multi-family apartments, property managers, and owners, they can differentiate their rental experiences and increase net operating income by monetizing voice, internet, and TV without any costs transferred back to them or residents.

“While we’ve been vocal about our national expansion plans, we’re thrilled to expand first in Houston,” said Joe Canavan, Chief Executive Officer of Blue Stream Fiber. “We’ve become the preferred provider in Florida because we guide customers from start to finish, install the network at our expense, positively impact the community’s bottom line, and offer top network reliability with guaranteed pricing. We looked at the Texas market and saw a clear need for these services, and our team can’t wait to support Houston’s immense growth by partnering to save money without sacrificing quality.”

Another source of value here stems from a facility for HOAs and COAs, a facility to increase property value, while simultaneously keeping expenses low by offering their communities reliability, best-in-class customer service, great products, and smooth installs. Not just that, as they do so, those HOAs and COAs will also be able to redirect investment back into the properties.

Among other things, we ought to mention that Blue Stream Fiber’s new Houston office will total 7,600 square feet of space, including a 2,000-square-foot adjacent warehouse. It will be located at 10110 W Sam Houston Pkwy North, Suite 325.

Complimenting the entire push is Blue Stream’s decision to tap former telecommunications veteran, Michael Taylor, to serve as General Manager and Vice President of the Texas market. To offer some context, Taylor has, thus far, spent over three decades serving in various industry operational leadership roles across Texas and Pennsylvania.

“As a city that has come to know time and time again the importance of reliability and resiliency in infrastructure for services like internet, we are looking forward to partnering with builders, developers, apartments and associations to give their customers and ultimate end users a level of service and connectivity they did not know existed,” said Taylor.

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