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Who is Arvig?
Arvig is a regional telecommunications and broadband services provider delivering fiber-based connectivity, internet, voice, and related network solutions to residential, business, and wholesale customers.
- Fiber and high-speed internet access services for residential and business customers (network connectivity)
- Business and enterprise data, voice, and managed services offerings (business connectivity and managed services)
- Wholesale fiber transport and carrier services for other service providers (network transport)
- Managed Wi-Fi, networking, and IT support services for organizations (managed network services)
- Television and streaming video services in select service areas (video services)
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More About Arvig
Arvig operates as a telecommunications and broadband provider with a focus on fiber-based connectivity, serving residential, business, and institutional customers within its regional footprint. For enterprise and mid-market organizations, Arvig positions its services as core network infrastructure, providing last-mile and middle-mile connectivity to offices, plants, campuses, and distributed sites. Its portfolio covers internet access, point-to-point and point-to-multipoint transport, carrier wholesale services, business voice, and managed networking.
In enterprise environments, Arvig’s internet and transport services (network connectivity) are used to backhaul data traffic from branch locations to data centers, cloud on-ramps, and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers. Services are typically delivered over fiber where available, with Ethernet-based handoffs and support for standard IP networking protocols such as IPv4 and IPv6. Business customers use these links for access to public cloud, Virtual Private Network (VPN) tunnels, and inter-site connectivity. The company’s wholesale and carrier transport offerings (network transport) provide bandwidth to other telecom carriers, ISPs, and wireless operators that require regional fiber routes and backhaul capacity.
Arvig also offers business voice and unified communication services (business collaboration), including hosted or managed telephony that integrates with IP-based networks. These services support SIP-based calling, business lines, and trunks suitable for PBX or IP-PBX environments. For many small and mid-sized organizations, Arvig’s voice and internet packages function as the primary Wide Area Network (WAN) and telephony layer, often integrated with customer firewalls, routers, and Wi-Fi access points.
Managed Wi-Fi and IT support offerings (managed network services) extend Arvig’s role from access provider to outsourced operations partner. These services can include design, deployment, and management of customer Local Area Network (LAN) and Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) environments, covering routers, switches, and access points, as well as ongoing monitoring and troubleshooting. In multi-tenant buildings, campuses, and hospitality or education sites, managed Wi-Fi from Arvig supports user authentication, bandwidth management, and secure segmentation based on standard networking practices.
In addition, Arvig provides video and TV services (video services) in specific service areas, which may be consumed by residential subscribers and by institutions such as hospitality properties or community facilities that require linear TV or channel lineups. From a directory and marketplace perspective, Arvig aligns to categories including broadband internet and fiber access, carrier and wholesale transport, business and hosted voice, managed network and IT services, and regional video distribution. These offerings position Arvig as a regional network operator and Managed Services Provider (MSP) supplying connectivity and related services that integrate with customers’ broader IT and cloud architectures.
Our description of Arvig. Updated December 2025.