Fiber in Richmond district San Francisco

[nct@pacbell.net]

I used to be Sonic customer at my apartment building, 3030 Turk St. Switched to Comcast since they provide up to 200 Mbps vs 40 for Sonic. Now that Sonic has fiber, I am interested to switch back. Please let me know when it is available. I checked on the web site but only see 40Mbps plan.

[roninx]

Got our sonic installed a couple weeks ago. We're outer richmond district.

[nct@pacbell.net]

I guess my address, 3030 Turk, is Inner Richmond ? Between Stanyan and Arguello. Still no word from Sonic whether fiber is available at my address yet. Check their website and all I see is option for 10 mbps and 20 mpbs.

[dane]

I guess my address, 3030 Turk, is Inner Richmond ? Between Stanyan and Arguello. Still no word from Sonic whether fiber is available at my address yet. Check their website and all I see is option for 10 mbps and 20 mpbs.

Nope, afraid not, the website is correct. Currently our gigabit fiber service is available in the Richmond from 2nd Ave and Westward.

[Guest]

Thanks Dane for the repsonse. Do you have plan on when you will expand to cover all of Richmond district, including 2nd Ave eastward ?

[guest]

Second this question...I'm not a current Sonic customer but would sign up within the hour if I could get fiber. I'm eager to leave Comcast and am impressed by your customers' affinity for your service and the fact that you yourself post here.

I'm on the west side of Arguello between Anza & Balboa. Any plan/timeline for an eastward expansion from 2nd Ave? Thanks!

[dane]

Second this question...I'm not a current Sonic customer but would sign up within the hour if I could get fiber. I'm eager to leave Comcast and am impressed by your customers' affinity for your service and the fact that you yourself post here.

I'm on the west side of Arguello between Anza & Balboa. Any plan/timeline for an eastward expansion from 2nd Ave? Thanks!

Utilities in that area are undergrounded, so this would be a barrier, until and unless San Francisco enables underground construction using microtrenching and directional boring.

[guest-arguello]

Utilities in that area are undergrounded, so this would be a barrier, until and unless San Francisco enables underground construction using microtrenching and directional boring.

Sorry, hadn't seen that you replied. That's really discouraging, but I appreciate your taking the time to respond. Thanks, Dane.

[emperor-norton]

We live on the west side of Arguello Blvd, which is where the Richmond District starts. (Arguello Blvd. is the Richmond District's 1st Avenue.) When we have Sonic installed, our Sonic tech said that Sonic fiber would be coming soon to our location because we live in the Richmond District. Was this a lie? (What I read here is that Sonic fiber is never going east of 2nd Avenue.)

[steelgaze]

We live on the west side of Arguello Blvd, which is where the Richmond District starts. (Arguello Blvd. is the Richmond District's 1st Avenue.) When we have Sonic installed, our Sonic tech said that Sonic fiber would be coming soon to our location because we live in the Richmond District. Was this a lie? (What I read here is that Sonic fiber is never going east of 2nd Avenue.)

Second this question...I'm not a current Sonic customer but would sign up within the hour if I could get fiber. I'm eager to leave Comcast and am impressed by your customers' affinity for your service and the fact that you yourself post here.

I'm on the west side of Arguello between Anza & Balboa. Any plan/timeline for an eastward expansion from 2nd Ave? Thanks!

Utilities in that area are undergrounded, so this would be a barrier, until and unless San Francisco enables underground construction using microtrenching and directional boring.