What is a Fiber Build Out?

Fiber Build Out refers to the process of constructing fiber optic network infrastructure. This involves laying down fiber optic cables, installing the necessary equipment, and hardware to provide high-speed internet connectivity or other advanced telecommunications services. The fiber build out process typically involves excavation, trenching, and duct laying to install the fiber optic cables underground or on poles, as well as installing fiber distribution hubs, cabinets, and termination points at various locations. The goal of building fiber out is to create a reliable, high-speed broadband network that can support a range of advanced communication services to end users. The cost of a fiber build out can vary widely depending on the scale of the project and work needed. Building fiber out takes 30-120 days on average. A Fiber Build Out is also known as Network Construction, Buildout, or Construction and Engineering (C&E).